In February 2009, I used newly purchased machinery and equipment (valued at 300,000 RMB after appraisal) and 700,000 RMB to conduct capital verification and obtain a business license, thereby establishing a mechanical manufacturing limited company. However, when registering for tax purposes, the State Taxation Administration informed me that starting from 2009, among newly added enterprises subject to corporate income tax, those required to pay value-added tax would have their corporate income tax managed by the State Taxation Administration. Therefore, our corporate income tax should fall under the jurisdiction of the State Taxation Administration. On the other hand, the Local Taxation Bureau stated that according to the "Notice of the State Administration on Adjusting the Scope of Collection and Management of Newly Added Corporate Income Tax" (Guoshui Fa [2008] No. 120), newly added enterprises starting from 2009 refer to enterprises established in accordance with the "Criteria for Recognizing New Enterprises Enjoying Corporate Income Tax Preferential Policies" issued by the Ministry of Finance and the State Administration of Taxation (Cai Shui [2006] No. 1) and relevant regulations. Since non-monetary assets accounted for 30% of my company's total registered capital during registration and capital verification, it is not considered a newly added enterprise. Therefore, its corporate income tax should be managed by the Local Taxation Bureau. Now, both the State Taxation Administration and the Local Taxation Bureau are requiring my company to file corporate income tax returns, and both claim that failure to file will result in fines. However, I believe that we should only file and pay taxes in one place. Could you please advise what I should do?