ft-tax-planner

Designs pre-transaction tax planning schemes with full-tax burden calculations and anti-avoidance risk assessment.

1|Updated Mar 18, 2026
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Skill: ft-tax-planner
Source: https://github.com/MARUCIE/openclaw-foundry/tree/main/web/public/packs/compliance-expert/skills/compliance/ft-tax-planner
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/MARUCIE/openclaw-foundry --skill ft-tax-planner-marucie

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Businesses often confuse legitimate tax planning with tax avoidance or evasion, risking general anti-avoidance adjustments (Enterprise Income Tax Law Article 47), back taxes, penalties, or even criminal liability. This Skill designs tax optimization schemes before transactions occur, calculates full-tax burdens across business structures, and draws a clear line between legal planning, avoidance, and evasion. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Six Planning Methods: Compares organizational forms (sole proprietorship vs. LLC), business splitting, timing differences, regional incentives (Western Development 15%, Hainan FTP), policy utilization (R&D super-deduction, high-tech 15% rate), and cost optimization. - Full-Tax Burden Modeling: Calculates VAT + corporate income tax + individual income tax + surcharges for Plan A vs. Plan B, including after-tax profit, cash flow impact, compliance cost, and risk cost. - Legality Boundary Review: Verifies genuine commercial purpose, flags high-risk scenarios (flexible staffing platforms, irreversible small-scale to general taxpayer conversion, phased-out tax haven deemed-income regimes), and checks related-party contemporaneous documentation requirements. - Use Case: A client asks whether to restructure as a sole proprietorship to save tax. The Skill runs a full-tax comparison of business income (5%-35% progressive) vs. CIT 25% plus 20% dividend tax, warns about tightened deemed-income policies, and outputs savings amount, implementation steps, risk warnings, and required documentation. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to compare the full tax burden of operating as a sole proprietorship versus a limited company for a planned new business, including anti-avoidance risk analysis.

Frequently Asked Questions about ft-tax-planner

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I compare tax burden between a sole proprietorship and a limited company?▼

Compare business income tax at 5%-35% progressive rates for sole proprietorships against 25% corporate income tax plus 20% dividend tax for limited companies. The comparison must include all tax types, after-tax net profit, compliance costs, and the risk that deemed-income policies for sole proprietorships have been largely phased out.

What is the difference between legal tax planning, tax avoidance, and tax evasion?▼

Legal planning arranges business structure and transactions in advance with genuine commercial purpose. Avoidance is formally compliant but lacks reasonable commercial purpose and can be adjusted under the general anti-avoidance rule (EIT Law Article 47). Evasion involves falsifying records or concealing income and carries criminal liability.

Can tax planning be done after a business transaction has already occurred?▼

No. Planning must happen before the transaction. Retroactively signing contracts or adjusting invoice items constitutes fabricating transactions or concealing income, which is tax evasion. After the fact, only compliant filing corrections are possible.

Why are flexible staffing platform tax schemes considered high risk?▼

Roughly 90% of flexible staffing platform schemes carry false-invoicing risk because platforms issue 6% service invoices without genuine labor management or service delivery. Tax authorities treat these as priority false-invoicing investigation targets, with multiple 2023-2025 cases referred for criminal prosecution.

When should a tax planning case be escalated to specialists?▼

Escalate when the scheme exceeds 10 million RMB (requires an opinion letter from a tax advisory firm), involves cross-border structures, touches criminal red lines like false invoicing or fraudulent refunds, involves export rebate rate arbitrage, or requires high-tech or software qualification assessment.