Daqing's Honggang district sits on the Aogula wind corridor, where wind projects cluster, yet such projects run long and carry many tax touchpoints that are easy to get wrong. In March the district tax office stitched internal filing, invoice and risk data together with project approval, land-approval and generation data held by development, natural-resources and power authorities, building a working base for a wind-industry ledger and risk-assessment model focused on construction-phase service tax and equipment input deductions. Suspicious items are graded by nature and amount into three tiers: low and medium risks get reminders, interviews and self-correction, while high risks go to audit. This round found three issues and recovered more than 5.9 million yuan in tax and late fees, and a new-energy advisory team visits firms to explain three-year tax holidays and how to recognise subsidy income.
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Honggang tax office uses smart analysis to screen wind-power risks
The Honggang district tax office in Daqing combined internal filing, invoice and risk data with project approval, land and generation data from other agencies to build a dedicated ledger and risk model for the wind-power industry, focusing on construction-phase service tax issues and equipment input-VAT deductions. Suspicions are graded into three tiers with different handling paths. The approach surfaced three issues and recovered 5.99 million yuan in tax and late fees, while a new-energy advisory team helps firms with tax-holiday and subsidy income rules.
2026-10-26