The Group Company Organizes the 2026 Spring Finance and Tax Training

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2026-05-07

The Group Company Organizes the 2026 Spring Finance and Tax Training

On May 5, the Group Company organized a spring financial and tax training session in the conference room on the fourth floor of Qian’an Building, with over 100 finance personnel from various branch companies and project departments in attendance. The training focused on the tax-related risks confronting the group company under the new VAT policies and on effective strategies for addressing these risks. It provided a clear and concise explanation of four key areas: changes in the criteria for simplified taxation, adjustments to the VAT rate applicable to ready-mixed concrete, invoicing procedures for offsetting subcontracting costs under the simplified taxation regime, and the timing of VAT liability. In addition, the training introduced new guidelines to align with the updated requirements outlined in the group’s annual financial audit report, thereby enhancing related operational practices. Yu Chengjian, Chief Accountant of the Group Company, emphasized that in the era of big data, fiscal and tax supervision has become increasingly stringent. Financial personnel must completely abandon any侥幸 mentality and regard conducting accounting in a reasonable and compliant manner as an inviolable professional bottom line and an essential requirement for survival, thereby ensuring the smooth operation of the Group’s financial functions. (Finance Department)

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