You already know that every Tuesday and Thursday there is a fresh article on the Industrial Blog bringing concepts and ideas that can be applied in your industry. However, tomorrow's article was exceptionally anticipated for a good reason: this Tuesday, October 6th, I will participate in an event with Nibo , a company that provides a financial management tool for companies and that increases the productivity of accounting.
In this article, I'll give you a taste of the content that will be presented tomorrow in the free webinar: Bloco K – 11 processes for your client to prepare now . This title has to do with Nibo's target audience, who are accountants, but if you work in a manufacturing industry, these processes are for your factory.
After all, what exactly is Block K?
Block K is nothing more than the production Country Email List and inventory control record book in the digital version, the part of the Digital Fiscal Writing (EFD) that deals with production. This book was hardly completed or inspected before joining SPED due to the inherent difficulties in understanding each industrial process.
For this reason, industries have always had greater potential for tax evasion: if it is difficult to monitor that the industry consumes a certain amount of material to produce and sell its products, it would be easier to evade in a factory than in a trade. With Block K, this inspection will become digital and reputable industries that do not have the capacity to deliver Block K will also suffer sanctions.
Joint and several liability needed more than ever
Unfortunately, the vast overwhelming majority of businessmen never gave due value to accounting and literally throw digital files and papers for their accountant to turn around and deliver all tax obligations to SPED. Although there is a joint responsibility between the company and the accountant, before Block K the reality was that companies disregarded the content of the information sent to SPED.