Core Viewpoint - The newly implemented regulations aim to enhance tax compliance and governance within the rapidly growing platform economy, addressing issues such as tax evasion and unfair competition [1][2]. Group 1: Regulatory Framework - The "Regulations on Reporting Tax Information by Internet Platform Enterprises" was approved on June 13, 2025, and will take effect immediately upon publication [1]. - The regulations consist of 14 articles designed to standardize the reporting of tax-related information by platform enterprises to tax authorities, thereby improving tax service and management efficiency [1][2]. Group 2: Tax Compliance Issues - Recent cases of tax evasion among online influencers highlight ongoing compliance issues, with significant penalties imposed, such as the case of influencer Wei Ya, who was fined a total of 1.341 billion yuan for tax evasion [1]. - In 2024 alone, tax authorities identified 169 online influencers for tax violations, recovering a total of 899 million yuan [1]. Group 3: Impact on the Platform Economy - The introduction of these regulations is expected to foster a fair and unified tax environment, promoting the healthy and sustainable development of the platform economy [2]. - Compliance-focused businesses, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises, are likely to benefit from a more equitable market landscape [2]. Group 4: Reporting Requirements - The regulations specify the obligations, content, and deadlines for reporting, requiring platform enterprises to submit identity and income information of operators and employees to tax authorities by the end of the following month after each quarter [2][3]. - To alleviate reporting burdens, the regulations allow for the use of previously submitted tax information and data shared by government departments, preventing redundant submissions [3]. Group 5: Legal Responsibilities - The regulations outline penalties for non-compliance, including fines ranging from 20,000 to 100,000 yuan for overdue corrections, and more severe penalties for serious violations, including business suspension and fines between 100,000 and 500,000 yuan [3].

Core Viewpoint - A new policy has been introduced to create a fair and unified tax environment for online and offline platforms, promoting the healthy development of the platform economy. The policy requires internet platform companies to report tax-related information quarterly to tax authorities, starting in October 2025 [1][5]. Summary by Sections Policy Implementation - The State Council has released the "Regulations on Tax Information Reporting by Internet Platform Enterprises," mandating quarterly reporting of identity and income information of platform operators and employees [1][5]. - The first reporting will begin in October 2025, with specific categories and content of information to be defined by the tax authorities [5]. Background and Rationale - The rapid growth of China's platform economy has raised concerns about tax evasion, particularly among high-earning individuals like online streamers who may hide income [3][10]. - Internationally, similar regulations have been adopted, such as the EU's directive requiring platform operators to report seller information [3][4]. Impact on Stakeholders - The new regulations are not expected to significantly change the tax burden for most compliant platform operators and employees. Many small businesses and low-income workers will continue to benefit from tax exemptions [8][9]. - However, those previously hiding income will now be required to pay taxes based on reported information, restoring their tax burden to normal levels [8][10]. Compliance and Enforcement - The regulations outline penalties for non-compliance, including fines ranging from 20,000 to 100,000 yuan for failing to report or providing false information [6]. - Measures will be taken to ensure the security and confidentiality of the reported information, including encryption and access controls [6]. Future Developments - The tax authorities will provide further guidance and support to internet platform companies to ensure smooth compliance with the new reporting requirements [10]. - The regulations aim to enhance cooperation among departments to effectively monitor and regulate improper business practices within the platform economy [10].

Core Points - The new policy aims to create a fair and unified tax environment for online and offline businesses, promoting the healthy development of the platform economy [1][6] - Internet platform enterprises are required to report tax-related information quarterly, starting from October this year [1][4] - The implementation of the regulations is expected to restore tax compliance for those previously hiding income, while the tax burden for most platform operators and employees will remain unchanged [1][7] Group 1: Policy Details - The State Council has issued the "Regulations on Tax Information Reporting for Internet Platform Enterprises," which outlines the reporting subjects, requirements, and content [3][4] - The regulations specify that platform enterprises must report identity and income information of operators and employees to tax authorities [3][4] - Exemptions from reporting include income information for workers engaged in delivery, transportation, and domestic services [5][6] Group 2: Economic Impact - The online retail sales in China are projected to exceed 12 trillion yuan by 2024, accounting for approximately 27% of total retail sales [1] - The regulations are expected to enhance tax compliance and reduce tax evasion, particularly among high-income individuals who previously underreported income [7][8] - The initiative is aligned with international practices, as similar regulations have been adopted in countries like Germany and France [2] Group 3: Implementation and Compliance - The tax authorities are preparing supporting announcements to facilitate the first reporting of tax information by platform enterprises [4][8] - Non-compliance with the reporting requirements may result in fines ranging from 20,000 to 100,000 yuan, with severe cases leading to business suspension [4] - The regulations aim to promote fair competition and protect the rights of compliant businesses, especially small and medium-sized enterprises [8]

Core Viewpoint - The newly implemented "Regulations on Reporting Tax Information by Internet Platform Enterprises" aims to standardize the reporting of tax-related information by internet platform companies, enhance tax service and management efficiency, protect taxpayers' legal rights, and promote the healthy development of the platform economy [1][2]. Group 1: Regulatory Framework - The regulations require internet platform enterprises to report tax information quarterly, specifically identity and income information of platform operators and employees, to the relevant tax authorities within the month following the end of each quarter [2]. - To alleviate the reporting burden, the regulations state that information already submitted for tax withholding and declaration does not need to be reported again, and income information for certain service workers is exempt from reporting [2]. Group 2: Impact on Tax Burden - The implementation of the regulations is not expected to significantly impact the tax burden of platform enterprises or the majority of platform operators and employees, as the reporting is procedural and does not change their tax liabilities [2]. - Most compliant operators and employees will not see changes in their tax burdens, and many small and low-income workers will benefit from tax incentives, maintaining their current tax obligations [2]. Group 3: Positive Effects - The introduction of the regulations is anticipated to have multiple positive effects, including enhancing compliance without altering business models or market strategies for platform enterprises, thus not affecting their revenue, costs, or net profits [3]. - The regulations will help curb malicious competition, such as false sales practices, and prevent non-compliant operators from misreporting income, thereby fostering a fair legal environment for honest business practices [3]. - Consumers will benefit from more transparent market rules and trust mechanisms, reducing instances of online fraud and improving consumer confidence [3].

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本报讯（记者 陈雪柠）国务院近日公布《互联网平台企业涉税信息报送规定》。昨天，司法部、国家 税务总局负责人答记者问时表示，《规定》施行对平台企业以及绝大多数平台内经营者和从业人员的税 负不会产生大的影响，但此前存在隐匿收入等情况的部分平台内经营者和从业人员，将按照平台企业报 送的涉税信息依法纳税，其税负会恢复到正常水平。 近年来，我国平台经济迅速发展，在优化资源配置、推动产业升级、拓展市场空间等方面发挥了积极作 用。互联网平台企业记录的平台内经营者和从业人员的身份信息和收入信息，是开展税收监管的重要基 础。《规定》的出台对于健全平台经济治理机制，规范平台经济税收秩序，促进平台经济规范健康持续 发展具有重要意义。 按照《规定》，互联网平台企业按季度报送涉税信息，应当在每季度终了的次月内，按照国务院税务主 管部门规定的身份信息、收入信息的具体类别和内容，向其主管税务机关报送平台内经营者和从业人员 的身份信息以及上季度收入信息。 "按照这一要求，本《规定》施行后，互联网平台企业将于今年10月份第一次报送平台内经营者和从业 人员的身份信息、收入信息。"相关负责人表示，国家税务总局正在加紧制定有关配套公告，细化首次 报 ...

Group 1 - The core viewpoint is that the pearl industry in Zhuji, Zhejiang, is leveraging various online platforms to expand its market reach globally, transforming from a passive sales approach to active global distribution [1] - The local pearl market has surpassed a scale of 50 billion yuan, with online sales accounting for over 60% of this figure [1] - The integration of cross-border e-commerce platforms like Amazon, TikTok, and AliExpress is expected to drive cross-border e-commerce sales to exceed 500 million yuan by 2024 [1] Group 2 - The establishment of a product information traceability mechanism for online sales in Zhuji aims to enhance product quality and consumer trust [2] - A quality inspection and logistics integration warehouse has been set up in Huadong Jewelry City, ensuring that products sold through platforms like Douyin undergo third-party inspection before shipment [2] - The online sales performance of Zhuji's pearl industry has seen significant growth, with daily live streaming sessions exceeding 7,000 and single-session sales reaching up to 20 million yuan [2] Group 3 - Zhejiang plans to cultivate 25 consumer goods industry clusters, each exceeding 10 billion yuan, to enhance the integration of innovation, industry, and supply chains [3] - The "platform + industry" initiative is a key reform in the platform economy aimed at promoting high-quality development in the province [3]

于平台企业特别是上市公司自身运营而言，报送涉税信息仅是在其既有业务开展基础上附加合规的程序 性动作，不涉及经营模式、市场策略调整，更不会影响其收入、成本和净利润等指标。 于平台内经营者而言，既能有效遏制商户刷单等虚假销售的恶性竞争行为，又能有效防止个别不合规经 营者，特别是高收入者虚假申报等，为诚信经营筑牢法治公平的"堤坝"。 于广大消费者而言，《规定》出台后，将建立起更加公开透明的市场规则和信任机制，减少网络虚假交 易、以次充好的发生，消费者可更加安心消费。 西南财经大学教授、西财智库首席经济学家汤继强 近日，《互联网平台企业涉税信息报送规定》(以下简称《规定》)正式出台实施，此举将有利于促进经 营主体公平竞争和消费者权益保护，维护公平竞争良好市场秩序，对经济社会发展具有多重积极意义。 《规定》的出台，是规范平台经济竞争秩序的重要一招，不仅有利于防范隐匿收入少缴税款，同时还有 利于打击恶意刷单、虚假营销等不合规经营行为，更好促进我国平台经济健康发展，保护平台内守法经 营者和消费者合法权益。 据了解，当前平台内超过九成的经营者都是中小微企业，月销售额不超过10万元，一直是国家政策扶持 的重点对象，在现行一系列 ...

Group 1: Legislative Changes Overview - The 16th meeting of the 14th National People's Congress Standing Committee will be held from June 24 to 27, 2023, in Beijing, focusing on various legal drafts including the Anti-Unfair Competition Law, Maritime Law, Fisheries Law, and Civil Aviation Law [1] - The revisions to the Anti-Unfair Competition Law aim to address issues related to platform economy, low-altitude economy, maritime economy, and fisheries economy [1] Group 2: Anti-Unfair Competition Law Revisions - The draft includes provisions to enhance the fair competition review system and address "involution" competition among platforms [4][5] - It clarifies the responsibilities of market regulatory authorities in combating unfair competition [5] - The obligations of platform operators to manage unfair competition among their internal operators are specified [6] - Standards for identifying confusion-related unfair competition behaviors, such as using others' trademarks as business names, are further defined [6] - The draft specifies the elements constituting unfair competition, including data rights infringement and malicious trading [7] Group 3: Civil Aviation Law Revisions - The draft aims to promote the development of civil aviation, particularly in manufacturing and low-altitude economies [10] - It includes measures to enhance the safety of civil aviation and improve passenger rights protection [12][13] - The draft proposes to align compensation responsibilities of carriers with international conventions [14] Group 4: Maritime Law Revisions - The draft seeks to protect the labor rights of seafarers and align with international standards [18] - It proposes to unify the legal application for domestic and international maritime transport [19] - The draft includes provisions for electronic transport records to support the digitalization of shipping [19] Group 5: Fisheries Law Revisions - The draft introduces regulations for supporting the employment and entrepreneurship of fishermen transitioning to other industries [21][22] - It emphasizes the importance of safety in fisheries production and the quality of aquatic products [23] - The draft outlines measures for the management of fishing gear and the establishment of fishing bans [26][27]