税务总局：已有超7000家境内外平台依法履行涉税信息报送义务

Core Viewpoint - The implementation of the tax information reporting regulations for internet platform enterprises has led to improved tax compliance among platform operators and service providers, promoting fair competition and supporting the construction of a unified national market [1][2]. Group 1: Tax Information Reporting - Over 7,000 domestic and foreign platforms have actively fulfilled their tax information reporting obligations since October 1, leading to enhanced tax compliance among platform operators [1]. - Most platform operators have completed market entity registration, although some have not complied despite conducting online sales [1]. Group 2: Tax Compliance Requirements - Platform operators must promptly confirm their tax information with tax authorities after registering as market entities, as failure to do so can severely impact fair competition [2]. - Taxpayers are required to conduct tax type identification upon first tax-related matters and must consistently file tax returns [2]. Group 3: Reporting and Legal Responsibilities - There have been instances of platform operators underreporting income, leading to tax evasion risks; tax authorities have prompted corrections, with most complying [2][3]. - Tax authorities will utilize data comparison to identify hidden income and false declarations, and will take legal action against those who fail to report accurately [3].