The new company has no business and too many current accounts. What should I do if the tax needs to be audited?

One: The tax department called my friend to take the account book to check the accounts, mainly to see if the new enterprise has a sound accounting system. We just changed shareholders to verify the basic situation of shareholders.

This kind of audit is sloppy, as long as the books look good.

Second, will the tax bureau check the bank statements of basic households?

I don't think so this time, because the purpose is not to see if your accounts are consistent, but to see if you have the ability to make accounts. It's hard to say after auditing the accounts.

Third, what will happen if the current payment is concealed?

There should be no problem this time, for the same reason.

Fourth, there is no accountant in this company. Does it matter?

So there is no perfect accounting system? Then what do you take to the tax inspection?

5. What should I do with this account?

It is recommended to find a professional to handle it. If you say it here, you will definitely do it, so why do finance students have to read so many books?

Does the cashier of another company have to bear legal responsibility for making so many current accounts?

The cashier will definitely be fined, and only the legal person in the enterprise will bear the legal responsibility.

Let's be clear, another company has nothing to do with your current company, even if it is a tax model. That is, you are a charity ambassador in Beijing, but you will go to jail for killing people in Shanghai.

How do you explain the current payment? Brother company?

This model cannot be explained. Your brothers should settle accounts and don't implicate your brother's company. As an auditor, I directly suspect that there is something fishy between the two companies.