Hundreds of listed companies pay nearly 1 billion yuan in supplementary taxes, self-examination and self-correction becoming the mainstream way of handling the issue.

Since 2026, the A-share market has seen a group of listed companies concentrate on tax replenishment, sparking continuous discussions in the capital market. According to incomplete statistics from Securities Times reporters, up to now, over a hundred listed companies have disclosed tax replenishment notices this year, with the amount of tax replenishment close to 10 billion yuan, ranging from millions to billions of yuan, covering multiple industries such as agriculture, steel, pharmaceuticals, energy, and electronics. From the cases that have been disclosed, the main reason for this round of tax replenishment by listed companies is not malicious tax evasion behaviors such as hidden income or false invoicing, but rather differences in understanding of the application criteria of tax preferential policies between tax authorities and enterprises. The majority of companies have clearly stated in the announcements that they have completed the replenishment through self-inspection and do not involve administrative penalties, with self-inspection and self-correction becoming the mainstream way of dealing with tax replenishment for listed companies this time. Interviewees believe that large tax replenishments may have a certain impact on the current net profit and cash flow of the relevant companies, but in the medium to long term, actively completing tax-related rectifications and clearing historical tax risks can effectively reduce risks such as subsequent regulatory inquiries and administrative penalties, continuously strengthening the foundation of compliant operations for enterprises.