Does the small loan company need the liquidation report of the firm to go to the tax bureau to clear taxes?

Small loan companies generally need to submit relevant financial statements and documents if they want to go to the tax bureau to clear taxes. For small loan companies, the statements usually need to be submitted include balance sheet, income statement, cash flow statement and so on. These statements can be obtained through the liquidation report of the company. The liquidation report of the firm is generally compiled according to the financial data of the small loan company, including the company's income, expenditure, tax payment and other information. Therefore, small loan companies should go to the tax bureau to clear taxes, and they can prepare the liquidation report of the firm as one of the materials. However, whether the liquidation report of the firm is needed depends on the relevant local policies and regulations and the requirements of the tax bureau. It is recommended that you consult the local taxation bureau or professionals to obtain accurate information.