近日，税务部门曝光了6起网红和网店偷税案件，引发社会关注。国家税务总局此前发布数据显 示，2024年，税务部门对169名网络主播开展检查，累计查补收入8.99亿元。 近年来，随着互联网经济蓬勃发展，一批网络主播短时间内成为备受关注的公众人物。他们在收获 流量与财富的同时，本应承担相应社会责任，依法履行纳税义务。然而，部分主播在粉丝追捧和利益驱 动中迷失方向，无视法律法规偷逃税，最终"红得快，塌房也快"。 税务部门持续发力，传递出明确信号：网络平台不是法外之地。流量和名气绝不是违法行为的护身 符，而应是履行社会责任的紧箍咒。在《互联网平台企业涉税信息报送规定》实施之际，集中曝光这批 案件，再次敲响警钟：无论是网红还是网店经营者，都必须严守合规底线，任何企图"钻空子"的偷逃税 行为，必将受到法律严惩。 作为新兴行业的从业者，部分网络主播纳税意识薄弱，抱有侥幸心理，存在隐匿收入的错误认知。 有的主播通过私人账户收取打赏和佣金，企图将真实收入隐藏在流量光环之下；有的注册多个空壳企业 拆分收入，以小规模纳税人之名行虚假申报之实；还有的与MCN机构串通，通过虚构业务等手段企图 少缴不缴税款。这些偷逃税手段看似花样百出，实 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the tax evasion allegations against the popular Douyin (TikTok) influencer "Xiaoying Couple," highlighting the legal consequences they face due to reported tax violations and the reactions from the involved parties [2][21][25]. Group 1: Tax Evasion Allegations - The influencer "Xiaoying Couple," with nearly 10 million followers, has been accused of tax evasion, confirmed by the local tax authority [2][21]. - A group of 23 individuals, including a key informant named Fan, reported the couple's tax issues to the tax bureau in September 2020, leading to an official investigation [2][13]. - The tax authority found that the couple's associated companies owed a total of approximately 17.82 million yuan in taxes and were fined about 5.97 million yuan [21][23]. Group 2: Consumer Experiences - The informant, Fan, shared her negative experiences with the couple's products, including allergic reactions to skincare items and concerns over the legitimacy of product claims [10][13]. - Consumers reported difficulties in obtaining invoices for their purchases, raising suspicions about the couple's tax compliance [13][21]. Group 3: Industry Implications - The article emphasizes the need for compliance with tax laws among online influencers, as the tax authority has been actively investigating tax violations in the live-streaming industry [25][26]. - Experts highlight that some influencers have a misguided perception of income reporting, leading to tax evasion practices that undermine fair competition in the market [26][27]. - The government has introduced regulations to ensure that online platforms and their operators adhere to tax obligations, promoting a fair and transparent business environment [27][28].

Core Points - Since 2021, over 360 cases of tax evasion by online streamers have been investigated, resulting in the recovery of more than 3 billion yuan in tax payments [1] Group 1 - The National Taxation Administration has actively pursued tax evasion cases in the online streaming industry [1] - The significant number of cases indicates a growing scrutiny of the online entertainment sector by regulatory authorities [1] - The recovered tax amount highlights the financial impact of these enforcement actions on the industry [1]

Core Viewpoint - The tax authorities are intensifying scrutiny on online streamers regarding tax evasion, with a focus on common evasion methods and the implementation of stricter regulations to ensure compliance [1][11]. Group 1: Common Tax Evasion Methods - Method 1: Concealing Income - Online streamers often hide taxable income by transferring it to personal accounts to avoid tax declarations. For instance, streamer Wang Zibai concealed over 10 million yuan in commissions through his mother's account, resulting in a total penalty of 13.3 million yuan [2][11]. - Method 2: Changing Income Nature - Streamers convert salary and service income into business income through fictitious entities to benefit from lower tax rates. For example, streamer Huang Wei evaded 116 million yuan in taxes by misrepresenting income types [3][4]. - Method 3: Splitting Income - Some streamers establish multiple tax entities to split income and exploit tax benefits. This includes setting up individual businesses to enjoy tax exemptions, such as VAT exemptions for monthly sales under 100,000 yuan [7]. - Method 4: Fictitious Cost Expenses - Streamers may inflate business expenses by fabricating costs or misclassifying personal expenses as business costs, thereby reducing taxable income [9]. - Method 5: Falsely Issuing Invoices - Some streamers and their agencies create fake invoices through shell companies to lower tax liabilities. A notable case involved a company that helped streamers evade over 32 million yuan in personal income tax through complex financial maneuvers [10][11]. Group 2: Regulatory Actions and Consequences - The tax authorities have established a classification system for monitoring online streamers, with severe penalties for those who fail to comply with regulations after guidance [1][11]. - In 2024, tax inspections on 169 online streamers resulted in the recovery of 899 million yuan in undeclared income, promoting a healthier tax environment in the industry [11].