Why is there always a person who comes to the factory recently to buy a little stainless steel lefto

It's **, don't believe it, a group of Henan people, but pounds, said that they just wanted a little, and then they pulled a meal, and then gave some money casually, less than half of the money for selling scrap, because they didn't weigh it, only they knew the approximate weight, we don't know; In the end, he sold it and made a lot of money, because there was not much money to be made from regular waste collection. Now people are starting to pay attention to crookedness, I hope you don't fall for it.

They just want to make scales, ** give high, but your goods will be much less, you have a ton of goods, and it would be good to weigh it out and give you 700 kilograms.

Suzhou Dongqiao also has, said valuation, let weigh, they don't come, they want to estimate, a look is **, was kicked out, drove a silver-white van, there are 57 two numbers in the car number.

There are often this kind of people in the factory here, wearing a big gold chain, cattle coaxing, buying scrap to cast something, I called him to go to the office to find the warehouse for him, we have their own scales for him to say, they don't go to the office, just go around the workshop, I drove them out, and then came to the workshop to meet this kind of self-driving out, what is this? Come once a month, and it's annoying to see it.

1: The handicrafts bought by the unit, if it is for **, are included in the inventory of goods:

Borrow: Inventory of goods.

Debit: Tax payable--- VAT payable - input tax (general taxpayers obtain special tickets).

Credit: Bank deposits (or accounts payable, etc.).

2: The handicrafts bought by the unit, if they are for holding, are included in the fixed assets:

Borrow: Fixed assets.

Debit: Tax payable--- VAT payable - input tax (general taxpayers obtain special tickets).

Credit: Bank deposits (or accounts payable, etc.).

3: The handicrafts bought by the construction unit, if it is for external construction, are included in the construction of the project

Borrow: engineering construction.

Credit: Bank deposits (or accounts payable, etc.).

4: The handicrafts bought by the real estate development unit, if it is for the external development of real estate, are included in the construction of the project

Borrow: Labor development costs.

Credit: Bank deposits (or accounts payable, etc.).

From the definition of handicrafts, handicrafts belong to works of art. There are several ways to make an account:

1: The handicrafts bought by the unit, if it is for **, are included in the inventory of goods:

Borrow: Inventory of goods.

Debit: Tax payable--- VAT payable - input tax (general taxpayers obtain special tickets).

Credit: Bank deposits (or accounts payable, etc.).

2: The handicrafts bought by the unit, if they are for holding, are included in the fixed assets:

Borrow: Fixed assets.

Debit: Tax payable--- VAT payable - input tax (general taxpayers obtain special tickets).

Credit: Bank deposits (or accounts payable, etc.).

3: The handicrafts bought by the construction unit, if it is for external construction, are included in the construction of the project

Borrow: engineering construction.

Credit: Bank deposits (or accounts payable, etc.).

4: The handicrafts bought by the real estate development unit, if it is for the external development of real estate, are included in the construction of the project

Borrow: Labor development costs.

Credit: Bank deposits (or accounts payable, etc.).

According to Article 29 of the Detailed Rules for the Implementation of the Provisional Regulations on Enterprise Income Tax and the definition of fixed assets in the enterprise accounting system, since it is not clearly pointed out that art investment cannot be regarded as fixed assets, as long as the enterprise buys art not for sale, but only for the display of the business premises of the enterprise, so as to enhance the corporate image, regardless of whether the art business is the main business, it should be regarded as related to production and operation, so that it can be used as fixed asset management, and its depreciation can also be charged before tax.

Taking a step back, as long as the unit value is more than 2,000 yuan and the service life is more than 2 years, even if it is not an item that is the main equipment for production and operation, it should be recorded as a fixed asset.

The amount of investment in art is usually huge, and the expenditure of two or three million yuan at every turn obviously cannot be included in the current expenses at one time; Artworks are also not "low-value consumables" and cannot be deducted as "low-value consumables" at one time or in installments; A work of art is a tangible asset and cannot be amortized as an intangible asset.

Handmade products. That is, products with artistic value that are processed from raw materials or semi-finished products by hand or machine. Handicrafts are the best in life, but they have created a value higher than life.

Costs, expenses and losses incurred in connection with the taxpayer's income, including:

1) Cost, i.e., production and operating costs, refers to the direct and indirect expenses incurred by taxpayers for the production and operation of goods and the provision of labor services.

2) Expenses, that is, sales (operation) expenses, management expenses and financial expenses incurred by taxpayers for the production and operation of goods and the provision of labor services.

3) Taxes, i.e., consumption tax, business tax, urban and rural maintenance and construction tax, resource tax, and land appreciation tax paid by taxpayers in accordance with regulations. The education fee is surcharged, which can be treated as a tax.

4) Losses, i.e., the non-operating expenses of taxpayers in the course of production and operation, the operating losses and investment losses that have been incurred and other losses.

If the financial and accounting treatment of the taxpayer is inconsistent with the tax regulations, it shall be adjusted in accordance with the tax regulations. Deductions are allowed for the amount allowed to be deducted according to the tax regulations.

Hello! Based on the information you provided, we reply as follows If the information is incomplete, please communicate with us again! Under normal circumstances, the "handicrafts" (decorations) you mentioned have little to do with the acquisition of the future economic interests of the enterprise, so it does not meet the definition of assets in the accounting standards for business enterprises, and can be directly included in the "management expenses".

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1. The product quality evaluation standards of the two are not the same

There is only commonality of handicrafts without individuality, there is no trace of the original author's skills, and the quality is only the best defective products and materials, and there is no distinction between high and low skills.

A work of art refers to a work that combines content and form perfectly, and its shape and technical rules conform to the theoretical standards of the consensus of the Bank. There are standards for judging good and bad.

2. The production process of the two is different:

Handicrafts, some products with art forms made by molds or professional machines as the main means, such as products made by high-tech methods such as molding, rebirth, grouting, casting, bonding, synthesis, weaving, printing and computers, etc., this kind of products are reproduced according to the same mold, and the shape is the same.

A work of art is a work of art that is produced and led by the artist or maker himself.

3. The value of the two is not the same

Handicrafts are the crystallization of people's wisdom and create the value of life.

Artworks are original, unique, and aesthetic, and the artistic value and transaction of artworks are much higher than those of handicrafts.

There is a big difference between art and handicrafts, the artistic value of artworks is higher than the artistic value of handicrafts, so the trade of artworks should be much higher than the trade of handicrafts.

However, in the art trading market, many people sell artworks with handicrafts, and there are also many people who spend a lot of money and buy handicrafts of low value. After years of experience in art appraisal and evaluation, the Guangdong Working Committee of the Art Development Center of the Ministry of Culture has summed up the criteria for distinguishing artworks from handicrafts, aiming to standardize the order of art transactions and guide the majority of art lovers to collect artworks with value and potential.

Characteristics of the artwork]:

1.Originality.

The originality of a work of art refers to a work of art that is produced and led by the artist or maker himself.

2.Uniqueness.

The uniqueness of a work of art refers to a work of art made and completed by the artist or maker himself, excluding imitations and reproductions.

3.Beauty.

The aesthetics of a work of art refers to the attributes of beauty, which are universal and reflect the beauty of the times.

Characteristics of handicrafts]:

1.Non-original.

There is no originality, following the craftsmanship of the predecessors, imitating the works of the predecessors.

2.Reproducible.

Imitations or reproductions of works of art.

There is a very large gap between arts and crafts, both in terms of artistic value and transaction**. Because the artwork has originality, uniqueness, and beauty, the artistic value and transaction of the artwork are much higher than that of the handicrafts. If a work meets the originality, uniqueness and aesthetics at the same time, it is regarded as a work of art; A work is considered a work of art if it meets any of the characteristics of the articraft (non-original, imitation or copy).

Artworks are innovative, pioneering, and dominated by spiritual concepts;

Handicrafts are follow-up, optimized, and dominated by material reproduction.

The artist is equivalent to the inventor of a product, tending to be original;

The craftsman is equivalent to a technician who studies and optimizes the production process of the product, and tends to copy;

** The production of hundreds and thousands of pieces of painting reproductions is equivalent to the products of ordinary assembly line workers, which tend to be mass-produced.

The value of art lies in its uniqueness and uniqueness.