Chapter 415: Some Explanations Regarding the Revision of the Previous Chapter

Some Explanations Regarding the Revision of the Previous Chapter

In the previous chapter, Zhou Xinran suggested going to the Bureau of Commerce; I changed it to the Tax Bureau, because no matter how you look at it, investigating taxes is never wrong...

Even if the boss absconds with the funds, taxes are always a major issue.

Why the change? Because when I was writing the earlier part, a reader who works in market regulation offered a suggestion, saying that this falls under the jurisdiction of the Bureau of Commerce and is governed by legal regulations.

Advice from a professional must be taken seriously. I, Lao Jiu, was a bit lazy and didn't check carefully before writing it in. Today at the Company, I spent a long time looking up the Ministry of Commerce's regulations and asked many classmates and teachers. One thing is clear: gym cards, beauty salon cards, and the like do not belong to the single-purpose commercial prepaid cards defined by the Ministry of Commerce, so the relevant regulations do not apply.

However, that brother wasn't wrong either, because their province has its own regulations, and relevant matters are to be transferred to the commerce department...

Additionally, Modu also has its own regulations, classifying gym cards under the scope of single-purpose prepaid card regulation.

Law is law, but as for regulations... the regulations in different places are truly too complex. My head was spinning from checking them, so after chatting with that brother, he suggested, "Just write about Handong..."

In the end, there was no other way, so let's go with the Tax Bureau. Anyway, no matter which path you take, investigating taxes is never wrong.

After all, it's about "being earnest." These things cannot be glossed over; I have to provide an explanation.

Below, I will answer the questions many people have raised.

What is the nature of the Company behind the gym in the book? Answer: A sole-proprietor Limited Liability Company.

Previously, it was an ordinary Limited Liability Company, with Lu Yan and Zhao Zhipeng both as shareholders, and Lu Yan as the legal representative. Lu Yan used a series of financial maneuvers to transfer most of the Company's assets, which involves more tax-related issues.

Afterwards, transferring all equity to Zhao Zhipeng—I don't quite understand the financial maneuvers involved there. I don't know if any big brother can provide an explanation. Before I started writing, I only had the general process provided by a reader; I had to find the laws and regulations myself, so... those who need to can go back and take another look...

Are there loopholes? Of course there are. I'm just a struggling writer who has been doing this for less than two years and changed careers several years ago. Now I can only try my best to write clearly about these laws, regulations, and procedural issues. If there are really still loopholes, then there's nothing I can do.

I can still find a way with the law, but finance... that's directly crossing into another major. I'm really at a loss. If I could go to Tilanqiao for an interview, maybe that would work...

Alright, that's enough idle chatter; there are two more updates today!