blackstone code

Chapter 175 Low Income Population

In the beginning, Garp brought back copies of those original ledgers to use his spare time to better revise the ledgers more reasonably.

He didn't think it was a wrong crime. At that time, the Ristorian Group was still one of the most important companies in Sabine City. As an accountant, he knew how important the mutually beneficial relationship between the company and the government was.

It is even possible that the city hall will support Ristoane to revise the ledger internally to avoid being involved in the Henghui Group's fraud.

As for the difference in the contents of the ledgers on both sides?
That's not a problem, it's just that some people are trying to use despicable and dirty means to crush our pillar industry group companies, make our citizens lose their jobs, and tens of thousands of families have no security.

Not to mention that the city hall and the mayor himself will not agree, and the citizens of the entire Sabine City will not agree. This is the value and severity of local protectionism.

Those conglomerates that never lose a lawsuit on their own turf, and that never file a case in the face of all kinds of trouble, are not really above the law with them and their owners.

Rather, the value of this group’s continued existence is much higher than the value of their fall. At least their existence may be harmful to some capitalists, but it is valuable and beneficial to most ordinary people, so they must exist.

But the situation is different now. Both the city hall and the state government are dissatisfied with the group company. The copy of the original ledger, which was actually not a big problem in Gap's hands, has become a hot potato.

Rationally speaking, it would be more appropriate to destroy it. Without these most original ledgers, even if a problem is found in the group's ledger, they will need a lot of time to verify it repeatedly. This has a long investigation period.

The various legal power applications involved will be so long that many people will gradually forget these things. It is possible that the group company has already moved away, and some of their applications have not been fully approved.

But there was a voice in Garp's heart telling him that he had to keep this ledger, which was a little habit of a worker who often dealt with numbers when preventing risks.

In case something really happened, after all, we need some backup!

The next day, Vera used her account registered in a foreign bank to open a cross-settlement account at Shengrong Bank in Sabine, and in the name of the foreign account, she entrusted the bank to open a safe with a password. Authenticated form for access.

This is a very common business. At present, there is no international currency in any substantial sense in the international context. There may be a relatively unified currency area in each large-scale region, but international settlement still lacks mainstream common currency. Concurrent currency.

In some cross-border trade, merchants will entrust currency settlement and remittance to a certain bank with foreign exchange settlement qualifications. Although each bank says that it has such qualifications, there are still some gaps.

Vera registered a corporate account, which made it easier for her to operate legal tax evasion for herself or clients. In the Baylor Federation, almost all registered accountants have several such channels or accounts.

Thanks to Garp's relatively successful career and a relatively high level of contacts, Vera also registered such an overseas account.

Immediately afterwards, she sent the ledgers that Garp had given her, together with some shady evidence, to Sheng Rong Bank for safekeeping.

The opening conditions of this kind of safe are often unique, or there are some seals, such as a banknote torn in half that often appears in novels and movies, or a clever little mechanism.

But more is the password, as long as they have the correct password, anyone can open the safe.

But again, no one can easily open these safes without a password, even if everyone knows that there may be something illegal inside.

Just applying to the court for this power is a lengthy process, and the bank's legal department will try to prevent courts and judges from approving these applications as much as possible to ensure the privacy of customers, which is especially important for the bank's reputation.

After dealing with all this, Vera came to the office.

The entire financial office has more than doubled in size. Except for her, the head of the financial department, she has recruited more than 20 employees.

Some of these are in the office, and some are scattered to different branches to take on important tasks.

Along the way, no matter how busy people are, they will stop and greet her with a smile when they see her. This also gave Vera a unique experience. She couldn't say it, but she was happy for herself, because of her work and ability Get the affirmation of others.

Not long after she sat down, she carefully looked at the several documents on the table that she wanted to sign. Before she could take a closer look, her secretary knocked on the door of the room.

Every day after she sits down in the office, her secretary, who is also her alumni, will bring a cup of freshly brewed coffee.

Alumni associations, sororities, and fraternities, this kind of relationship is spread throughout the Baylor Federation, and it is also regarded as one of the most reliable relationships.

In fact, Vera hadn't had much contact with this junior before this, and she didn't even know this person, but when she wanted to find a secretary, her first thought was to contact the sorority she attended in college.

They recommended the girl, and she claimed it.

"Put it over there!", she showed some smiles, and looked at the girls with some cautious and adoring expressions on their faces, and her heavy heart became lighter.

The girl put the coffee cup and saucer on the corner of the table. Instead of leaving immediately, she conveyed that Lynch had just come and hoped that Vera could go to his office if she had time.

Lynch seldom called Vera, and whenever he needed anything, he would come and visit, and sometimes Vera would tell him that there was no need for him to run back and forth in person.

On the one hand, he felt that Lynch always ran to his office, which would inevitably make people think about it. On the other hand, he felt that it was unnecessary, and the phone would be more convenient than action.

But to Vera's surprise, Lynch asked her a question—"If people see you keep coming into my office, what will people think?"

"They will think that you used your pretty face to get your current position, or even..., which is unfair to you."

"On the contrary, if I go to your side, there will be no such problem. People will only think that I just like you, and they will not look at you with some disgusting eyes."

"We all know that there are many injustices in this society, but we can't change these, we can only avoid it as much as possible!"

If it weren't for the fact that she was married, she was much older than Lynch, and she already had a child, Vera felt that she could consider Lynch.

At least he knows how to respect women. Vera has never experienced how he put himself in his own shoes. In this society, few people do that!

A young man who knows how to please people, it is impossible not to like him, of course this kind of liking is pure.

Vera nodded reservedly. After the secretary girl left, she had a sip of coffee, looked at the documents on the table, and then got up and went to Lynch's office.

They are now renting the office of a financial company, which was disbanded in the previous stage because it violated some laws and regulations, and their office will be auctioned off after all violations have been dealt with.

In the process, though, Lynch rented it.

Not long after, Vera appeared in Lynch's office. Some girls in the office showed a strange look on their faces, as if they were fighting against each other in Vera's position. This should be regarded as workplace harassment.

But there is also the emotion of hating Lynch for not opening his eyes. There are so many girls in the office, why do you like one who already has a child?
Vera, who had just entered the door, closed the office door habitually. She naturally sat on the chair opposite Lynch. She was also very relaxed, and she didn't feel uneasy when her subordinates met the boss.

She even made a little joke, "You didn't see the expressions on the faces of the girls outside when I entered your room just now. They must hope that they can come in, not me."

Lynch smiled, and did not discuss this issue, which would easily embarrass both parties.

"I've already negotiated cooperation matters with the investors there in Curryland, and their funds will arrive soon, and you need to help me handle my personal assets by then."

Lynch just sold the equity in his own hands to the other party at a price that he thought was suitable, and the other party also thought it was suitable, so the money was not included in the company's account, but included in his personal income.

Of course, this part of the income needs to be taxed, and Vera is also in charge of Lynch's personal financial problems.

She nodded, wrote it down, and asked casually, "Does it need to be treated for tax avoidance?"

Lynch frowned, and then breathed a sigh of relief, "It's a normal operation, there is no need to limit tax avoidance, you can't pay too much, but you can't pay too little."

There are many ways to avoid taxation. The federal tax avoidance method adopts two systems: ratio and quota. Tax exemption is based on a percentage and a certain amount is given. The latter is more common, but the former is more operable.

According to the Federal Taxation Bureau, individuals like Lynch who earn more than 5 yuan a month must pay at least 50.00% of various taxes, but in fact this group of people may pay very little tax.

As long as it is done properly, Lynch can even avoid paying taxes through some unsound legal regulations, because his income is "zero".

(End of this chapter)