169名网络主播被检查！

Core Viewpoint - The tax authorities in China are intensifying their efforts to regulate the tax compliance of high-risk sectors, particularly focusing on online streamers and gas stations, leading to significant revenue recovery and industry normalization [1][2]. Group 1: Tax Compliance and Revenue Recovery - In 2024, the tax department conducted inspections on 169 online streamers, recovering a total of 899 million yuan in unpaid taxes [1]. - A total of 2,722 gas stations were inspected, resulting in the recovery of 5.789 billion yuan [1]. - The tax authorities identified and addressed tax fraud involving 61,800 enterprises, recovering 14.533 billion yuan in export tax refunds [1]. Group 2: Exposure and Deterrence Measures - The tax department has established a mechanism for exposing tax violations and promoting compliance, with over 100 typical tax violation cases publicly disclosed in 2024 [1]. - Among the disclosed cases, 10 involved online streamers, aiming to deter similar violations across the industry [1][2]. - A specific case involved the online streamer Le Chuan Qu, who was penalized 7.58 million yuan for tax evasion through concealing sales income and misclassifying income types [3].