The tax calculation methods for medical fund mergers usually include the following: 1. Separate tax calculation method: Calculate the taxable income and tax amount of each pre-merger medical fund according to their respective tax rates and tax laws, and then add up the tax amounts to finally get

Total taxable income and tax for the combined health fund.

2. Equal apportionment method: Add the net profits of each medical fund before the merger, apportion it according to the equity share after the merger, calculate the taxable income and tax amount of each medical fund, and finally obtain the total amount of the medical fund after the merger.

Tax income and tax amount.

3. Comprehensive tax calculation method: Add the taxable income of each medical fund before the merger, and calculate the total taxable income and tax amount of the merged medical fund based on the post-merger tax rate.

This method is suitable when the tax burden of each medical fund before the merger is not significantly different.

It should be noted that the above calculation method is for reference only, and the specific calculation method needs to be adjusted according to the actual situation.

In addition, tax laws and tax rates will also have an impact on the calculation results, and calculations need to be done in conjunction with local tax laws and tax policies.