国家税务局严查平台向外卖员快递员等变相收费

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the new tax regulations for internet platform companies in China, which will require them to report identity and income information of their operators and workers starting October 1. The regulations aim to prevent illegal charges imposed on delivery workers and ensure compliance with tax obligations [1][2]. Group 1: Tax Reporting and Compliance - Internet platform companies are mandated to report the identity and income information of their operators and workers, with a focus on preventing illegal charges to delivery personnel [1]. - The tax authority emphasizes that platform companies must fulfill their tax withholding obligations and cannot transfer tax responsibilities to their workers [1]. Group 2: Tax Benefits for Workers - Delivery workers, including those in the gig economy, are not required to report their income if it is below 6,250 yuan per month, and they will not face increased tax burdens [2]. - Workers can benefit from tax deductions related to childcare, education, elderly support, and housing rent during annual tax settlements, even if they temporarily pay small amounts of tax [2]. Group 3: Tax Incentives and Regulations - Service income earned by workers from internet platforms can enjoy tax exemptions, such as the value-added tax exemption for small-scale taxpayers with monthly sales below 100,000 yuan [2]. - The tax authority will actively investigate and address any tax-related violations by platform companies to protect the rights of workers and promote healthy development of the platform economy [2].