Reading a company tax code by feng shui
A tax code is a string of digits bound to a company's fortune, so it too can be read by Eight-Pole Numerology (Ba Ji Ling Shu) 八極靈數. The tool first checks that the Vietnamese tax code is structurally valid using its check digit, then analyses the energy of each pair of digits and suggests what would suit the company as a remedy.
The eight number energy fields
The four auspicious fields are Sheng Qi (Life-Generating Qi) 生氣, governing wealth and benefactors; Tian Yi (Heavenly Doctor) 天醫, governing health and lasting means; Yan Nian (Longevity) 延年, governing leadership and long-term stability; and Fu Wei (Stability) 伏位, governing composure and accumulation. The four inauspicious fields are Huo Hai (Mishaps) 禍害, governing gossip; Six Killings (Liu Sha) 六煞, governing trouble in love and money; Wu Gui (Five Ghosts) 五鬼, governing petty enemies and upheaval; and Jue Ming (Total Loss) 絕命, governing loss. The total energy of a number is the sum of all its adjacent pairs.
Frequently asked questions
Can a tax code be read by feng shui?
Yes. A tax code is a string of digits bound to a company's fortune, so it can be read by Eight-Pole Numerology (Ba Ji Ling Shu) 八極靈數. The tool checks the structure is valid, then analyses the energy of each pair of digits.
How do you remedy an unfavourable tax code?
A tax code is issued by the tax authority and cannot be changed. Where a code carries many inauspicious fields, a company remedies it by supplying the missing phase through the brand name, the logo, the colours, the bank account and a phone number in an auspicious field.
How does the tool check that a tax code is valid?
The tool uses the check-digit algorithm of the Vietnamese tax code standard: 10 digits for the main part and 3 more for a branch code where there is one, to confirm that the number entered has the right structure.