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发包人或者山租人应当自发包或者出租之日起( )口内将承包人或者承租人的有关情况向主

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题目：

发包人或者山租人应当自发包或者出租之日起( )口内将承包人或者承租人的有关情况向主管税务机关报告。发包人或者出租人不报告的，发包人或者出租人与承包人或者承租人承担纳税连带责任。

A．10

B．20

C．30

D．60

答案：

参考答案：C

考点：企业法律顾问经济与民商法律知识税法(一)
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