Hello, our company is a commercial company. The financial statements show that our company's ending inventory is 900,000. The tax bureau checked our accounts and said that the inventory was too large.

Hello, first of all, don't make the mistake of putting the cart before the horse.

As a commercial company, it is normal for the company to have a large amount of inventory at the end of the period. Inventory may be the product of market economy, or it may be the management's prediction of the company's future development. How can you issue an invoice just because the tax bureau says the stock is too big to sell? If there is no business, who will you open it to? Even if you do, there will be endless trouble in the future. . .

The tax bureau is not from your company and is not familiar with your business. I think it is more important to communicate with the tax bureau and have a unified understanding. You can draw cakes when necessary. After all, the purpose of the Inland Revenue Department is to collect more taxes. If your company can show a cooperative attitude and good development prospects, I believe you can form a cooperative relationship with the tax bureau, and it will be much easier in the future.