Group 1 - The core viewpoint is that e-commerce platforms are required to report specific data to tax authorities in preparation for tax audits [1][6]. - The reporting entities include both internet platforms and other organizations providing online business services [3]. - The reported content consists of three main aspects: identity information, income information, and specific exemptions [3][4]. Group 2 - Identity information includes names of operators and employees for individuals, and business license details along with store names and contact information for companies [3]. - Income information encompasses sales revenue, refunds, profits, and income from intangible consumption projects for the current quarter [4]. - Specific exemptions apply to personnel involved in delivery, transportation, and domestic services, who are not required to report information to tax authorities [5][6]. Group 3 - The reporting period is set for October of the current year, covering data from July to September [6]. - E-commerce platforms must comply with the tax authority's regulations to ensure the accuracy and security of the reported information [6]. - Companies are advised to adjust their business strategies to ensure timely and accurate reporting of costs and revenues [8].

Group 1 - The new tax regulations are causing concern for individuals with bank deposits exceeding 500,000, as these accounts may be closely monitored by tax authorities [1][4] - The rationale behind monitoring accounts with deposits over 500,000 is that significant increases in account balances may indicate potential tax evasion or illegal activities [4][6] - Tax authorities are focusing on accounts that may have suspicious transactions, such as funds transferred from business income to personal accounts without proper tax declarations [4][6] Group 2 - If an account is flagged for monitoring, tax authorities will investigate the source and use of funds, requiring documentation to prove legitimacy [6][8] - Individuals with legitimate income sources and who comply with tax regulations are less likely to face issues, even with deposits exceeding 500,000 [6][8] - To mitigate risks, individuals are advised to enhance their tax awareness, maintain accurate financial records, and seek professional tax advice when uncertain [8]