一人骗取出口退税8.7亿余元被判无期！

Core Viewpoint - China's tax regulation is shifting from "ticket-based tax management" to "data-driven tax governance," with increased efforts to combat tax-related crimes and enhance precision in regulatory measures [1] Group 1: Tax Regulation Changes - The shift in tax regulation aims to address evolving tax evasion methods, including the use of "yin-yang contracts" and secret asset transfers to evade tax liabilities [1] - The rise of professional and sophisticated criminal activities in tax evasion has made detection and prosecution more challenging [1] - The government is committed to punishing tax-related crimes to maintain tax order and promote fair economic development [1] Group 2: Case Summaries - Case 1: Two individuals were sentenced for issuing fake VAT invoices totaling 1.6 billion yuan, resulting in a tax evasion of over 23 million yuan. The main perpetrator received a six-year prison sentence and a fine of 400,000 yuan [2][3] - Case 2: An individual was sentenced to three years in prison for tax evasion involving 386,000 yuan, which constituted over 30% of the taxable amount [4][5] - Case 3: A business owner was sentenced to three years in prison and four years of probation for evading tax payments of over 406,000 yuan by transferring funds to avoid detection [6][7] - Case 4: A company executive was sentenced to life imprisonment for defrauding the government of over 870 million yuan in export tax rebates through a complex scheme involving fictitious exports [8][9] - Case 5: An individual was sentenced to ten years in prison for illegally selling VAT invoices, with a total tax amount of over 8.27 billion yuan involved in the fraudulent activities [10][11]