Enterprises should use digital tools well for tax compliance

The China Tax News article republished by Taxdy focuses on how enterprises can use digital tools to strengthen tax compliance. It argues that the key is not to pile up isolated applications, but to connect tax and finance systems with core business systems such as contracts, approvals, and invoices, remove data silos, and then layer on analytics and risk alerts. In the cited cases, CRRC Shenyang used BPM-based contract and seal workflows to close key steps online, while Datang Guizhou Faer Power embedded a tax-risk identification module into its digital finance system to compare indicators such as deemed-sale tax-accounting variances and trigger alerts automatically. The article concludes that these practices are shifting tax compliance from experience-driven handling to a new model built on data-driven oversight, front-loaded processes, and real-time monitoring, with benefits for efficiency, risk control, and decision support.