Li Pan didn't delay; he directly used the new company account to transfer the funds, resolving several small issues involving fifty million, thirty-five million, ten million, five million two hundred and twenty thousand, two hundred thousand, and six thousand five hundred.
Of course, this involved topping up a few taxes, but it actually wasn't too bad. The money transferred to employee accounts could be counted as normal operating expenses for the company, and Orange just needed to make up a few invoices for reimbursement to deal with the audit.
The veterans' fund also received policy support and rebates. Panlong Construction was a local company, and each corporate person had an annual donation quota of ten percent of the company's valuation, which could be used to purchase local funds to support construction projects on this plane. Not only was it tax-free, but some projects even allowed for tax deductions. The funds for Panlong came through this channel as well.
