“全网最低价”，可能构成垄断

Group 1: Antitrust Regulations - The Market Regulation Administration has indicated that platforms requiring merchants to offer "lowest prices across the internet" may constitute abuse of market dominance or monopolistic agreements [1] - The recently released "Antitrust Compliance Guidelines for Internet Platforms (Draft for Comments)" outlines eight new types of monopolistic risks, providing practical compliance guidance for platform enterprises [1][2] - The guidelines emphasize the importance of transparent algorithms and encourage platforms to conduct algorithm screening to prevent monopolistic behaviors from the outset [1] Group 2: Tax Compliance Issues - The National Taxation Administration has publicly disclosed three cases of tax evasion involving platform enterprises, marking the first concentrated exposure of such cases [3] - Specific cases include a platform manipulating accounting entries to evade taxes, a logistics platform fabricating business operations to issue false invoices, and a flexible employment platform assisting in tax evasion through fictitious services [3] - One case has been referred to law enforcement for further investigation, while two others are undergoing judicial processes, with penalties imposed on involved companies [3] Group 3: Importance of Compliance - Platform enterprises play a significant role in the development of the digital economy, and their compliance directly impacts the value orientation of the entire industry [4] - Non-compliance by platform enterprises can lead to the dissemination of incorrect values among millions of operators and employees, hindering high-quality industry development [4] - Compliance is viewed as a crucial prerequisite for the sustainable growth of platform enterprises, which must enhance internal management and fulfill legal obligations to contribute positively to the high-quality development of the platform economy [4]