Recently, the issue of Huihai Automobile's second-hand car public account has aroused widespread attention. Many netizens think that public cars are tax-deductible cars, and there is a great risk after buying. So let's analyze whether there is a risk or not.
First of all, we need to understand what a public car is. Public vehicles refer to vehicles purchased from vehicle manufacturers, and according to the requirements of the factory, the vehicles need to be registered with the public account to protect the rights and interests of vehicle delivery and after-sales service. When a second-hand car is sold, the public car is characterized by the fact that the transaction qualification is not limited by the number of transfers, and it can be traded directly.
Secondly, in response to the issue of tax-deductible vehicles, tax-deductible vehicles refer to vehicles purchased in the name of the company, which can be deducted from input tax, and the calculation of vehicle purchase tax is calculated according to the taxable value excluding VAT. Tax-deductible vehicles with risks cannot complete the transfer procedures, so the tax-deductible cars that can be sold normally have no impact on the car owner.
In general, many netizens think that buying a public car will have the risk that if the company's assets are frozen, then the vehicle will be seized, but in fact, all the risks are generated because there is no transfer, and the most direct measure to avoid the risk is to go through the transfer procedures as soon as possible after buying, once the procedures are completed, the concerns can disappear, so whether the vehicle is a public car or whether it is a tax-deductible car, for customers who buy second-hand cars, there is no direct impact, and the transfer procedures can be handled in a timely manner.