依法惩治危害税收征管犯罪，最高法发布典型案例

Core Points - The Supreme People's Court of China has released eight typical cases to demonstrate its commitment to punishing tax-related crimes and maintaining national tax security and market economic order [1][2] - The shift in tax regulation from "invoice-based management" to "data-driven management" is highlighted, with increased efforts to combat tax-related crimes [1] - New trends in tax-related crimes include more sophisticated methods such as "yin-yang contracts" for tax evasion and secret asset transfers to avoid tax liabilities [1] - The emergence of "ticket-selling" platforms that distort national policies and harm tax management is noted, with a focus on legal actions against such platforms to protect tax order and promote fair economic development [1] Industry Implications - The judiciary's role in addressing tax evasion, tax avoidance, and fraudulent activities related to tax refunds is emphasized, showcasing the courts' efforts to safeguard national tax security [2] - Future efforts will include increased intensity in combating tax-related crimes, standardizing judicial decisions, and enhancing case handling quality to maintain tax regulation order [2]