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The Taichung District Prosecutor's Office investigated the corruption case involving Wang Zhiyi, an auditor of the National Taxation Bureau, and accidentally discovered that an accountant named Lin assisted many companies in tax evasion and fraud.
The Taichung District Prosecutor's Office investigated Wang Zhiyi (65 years old), a brief auditor of the National Taxation Bureau of the Central District of the Ministry of Finance, for colluding with accountants to exempt people or companies from paying personal comprehensive income tax, profit-making enterprise income tax, and from being punished. In addition to accepting banquets and going abroad, he also accepted cash and gold. The prosecutor also found that 8-knot egg rolls were The famous "June Day" company also evaded more than 87.47 million yuan in taxes with the help of an accountant named Lin. Lin also lied about trying to unblock the IRS personnel and obtained 4 to 5 million in cash. The Taichung District Court held a trial today. The person in charge, Shen Shaolan, pleaded not guilty to the prosecution and hoped that the judge would clear her name.
When the prosecutors investigated the corruption case involving Wang Zhiyi (65 years old), a temporary auditor of the Central District State Taxation Bureau, they accidentally uncovered an additional case. They found that the accountant surnamed Lin (65 years old) involved in the case not only helped Chunxi Company to evade taxes, but also made intermediary contacts, guided the production of false instructions, and transferred 5.6 million yuan in bribes.
Accountant surnamed Lin also used his accounting profession to teach the company to inflate costs and expenses on June 1st, helping to evade profit-making enterprise income tax of a total of 87,474,737 yuan. He also assisted in the production of false instructions in the audit case, allowing the person in charge, Shen Shaolan, to obtain 30,094,947 yuan of illegal benefits.
The prosecutor also found that the accountant surnamed Lin pretended to need 5 million yuan to clear the IRS personnel, but in fact he embezzled the money and fraudulently obtained about 4 million yuan to 5 million yuan in cash.
The Taichung District Court held a court hearing today. When Shen Shaolan appeared in court, he denied all the charges of tax evasion and other charges brought by the prosecutor. He emphasized that he did not have an accounting major. He gave the company a visa to an accountant named Lin because he hoped that the company would operate legally for a long time. His only requirement was to handle it in accordance with the law and not to be audited for taxes every year.
Shen Shaolan emphasized that she had no intention of evading taxes, nor did she instruct her accountant to make false accounts. The accountant negotiated with the IRS to issue six tax bills, which were paid in six installments within three years. She emphasized that she had not read the spreadsheet obtained by the investigation bureau, and it did not have a company seal on it.
Judge Huang Liyu asked if 4 million was given to the accountant surnamed Lin? Shen Shaolan admitted that she did give him money, but at the time, Lin said that the case was complicated and that she had to go back and forth to the IRS many times. She was unclear about the purpose of taking the money and did not say that he wanted to bribe civil servants. However, there was suspicion that Lin might have defrauded her of the money.

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