Since 2026, the number of listed companies making supplementary tax payments has increased year-over-year, mainly due to failure to meet tax preference conditions, among other reasons.

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【Caixin】 With the completion of the 2025 annual corporate income tax reconciliation, several listed companies have recently issued announcements regarding back taxes.

On May 29 to June 1, eight listed companies on the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges issued related announcements, with a total of over RMB 400 million in back taxes and late payment fees. Among them, five companies stated that this is to pay the 2025 corporate income tax arrears. Inner Mongolia Dian Tou Energy Co., Ltd. (Dian Tou Energy, 002128.SZ) had the largest amount of back taxes and late payment fees, reaching RMB 296 million.

Looking at the overall situation since 2026, the number of back tax cases among listed companies has increased compared to the previous two years. According to Caixin statistics, as of June 3, a total of 69 listed companies had issued back tax announcements in 2026, with back taxes, late payment fees, and fines exceeding RMB 4.9 billion. In contrast, the number of companies paying back taxes in the same periods of 2024 and 2025 was in the single digits.

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