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Is the company with an annual output value of 1 100 million big?

First of all, an affirmative answer.

If the company's annual turnover exceeds 65.438+0 billion yuan, the enterprises that meet the selection criteria of large enterprises in provinces and cities with operating income greater than 500 million yuan belong to large enterprises. Therefore, companies with an annual output value of 65.438+0 billion should be regarded as large enterprises.

Second, analyze the details

If independent taxpayers paid 5 million yuan of value-added tax, 6,543.8+0,000 yuan of business tax, 6,543.8+0,000 yuan of consumption tax and 5 million yuan of income tax last year, they will be monitored and managed as key tax source enterprises this year, that is, the standards for large enterprises determined by the tax administration departments of large enterprises. Screening criteria for large enterprises in various provinces and cities: foreign-related enterprises with a registered capital of more than US$ 6,543,800,000; Enterprises with transnational related transactions totaling more than 200 million yuan; Financial, insurance and securities enterprises headquartered in the province, as well as provincial and municipal financial, insurance and securities enterprises headquartered outside the province; Overseas listed enterprises; Fortune 500 companies investing in China; Enterprises with large-scale investment abroad and investment in tax havens; Specific enterprises identified by provincial and municipal tax authorities.

3. What's the difference between annual output value and annual sales?

The annual output value refers to the actual output of this year, regardless of whether the sales revenue is realized, that is, the finished product may remain in the enterprise. Sales may include products produced in the previous year. The two biggest differences are: the annual output value is calculated according to the production quantity; Sales are calculated on the basis of sales. Usually, the production quantity is greater than the sales quantity to ensure a certain inventory and prevent the market from being out of stock or returning goods for replenishment.