互联网平台企业涉税信息报送常见问答

Core Viewpoint - The article provides a comprehensive guide on the reporting requirements for internet platform enterprises regarding tax-related information, emphasizing the importance of accurate and timely submission of identity and income information for shop operators and service providers. Group 1: Reporting Requirements for Shop Operators - If a shop within the platform is deregistered after the implementation of the regulations, the platform must report the operator's identity and income information for the third quarter of 2025 [2] - In cases where a shop changes its operator in the third quarter of 2025, the platform must report both the previous and new operator's identity and income information for the relevant periods [3][10] Group 2: Unique Identification Codes and Error Corrections - The unique identification code for a shop cannot be changed even if the operator changes; it must remain consistent for traceability [4][11] - If there is an error in the identity information, such as the unified social credit code, the erroneous entry must be voided and resubmitted [5][13] Group 3: Income Reporting Procedures - Platforms must submit the identity information of operators before reporting their income; the system will validate the identity submission first [6][14] - When reporting income for live streaming personnel, the identity information of the service organization must be submitted beforehand [7][16] Group 4: Special Cases for Mini Programs and Non-Monetary Benefits - Platforms providing infrastructure services for mini programs must report the operator's tax information based on whether the operator is classified as an internet platform enterprise [8][17] - For non-monetary economic benefits received by network anchors, the income should be recognized based on when these benefits reach the platform account, not when they are withdrawn [9][18] Group 5: Exclusion of Certain Income Types - Platforms are required to report all income, including any "fake order" income, without self-exclusion [10][19] - Domestic internet platform enterprises must report tax information for foreign operators and personnel engaged in transactions through their platforms [11][20]