Core Viewpoint - The newly released "Regulations on Reporting Tax Information by Internet Platform Enterprises" aims to standardize the reporting of tax information by internet platforms, enhance tax service and management efficiency, protect taxpayers' rights, and promote the healthy development of the platform economy [1][2]. Summary by Relevant Sections Reporting Obligations - The regulations require internet platform enterprises to report identity and income information of platform operators and workers starting from October 2023 [1]. - Certain income information is exempt from reporting, specifically for workers in delivery, transportation, and domestic services who benefit from tax exemptions or are not required to pay taxes [2]. Impact on Tax Burden - The majority of platform operators and workers, including those in domestic services and delivery, will not see an increase in their tax burden due to these regulations [2][3]. - Only a small group of high-income earners with low tax compliance will experience an increase in their tax burden, which is intended to ensure tax fairness [3][4]. Economic Context - Over 90% of platform operators are small and micro enterprises with monthly sales not exceeding 100,000 yuan, which are supported by existing tax incentives [4][5]. - The regulations are expected to help combat issues like income concealment and fraudulent practices, thereby fostering a fair competitive environment in the platform economy [4][5]. Trial Implementation - Prior pilot programs in several provinces indicated that the majority of participants felt no significant changes in their tax obligations, aligning with the "three unchanged, one change" principle [5]. - The "three unchanged" refers to the unchanged reporting obligations, tax burdens for compliant operators, and tax burdens for small businesses, while the "one change" indicates that non-compliant high-income earners will face stricter enforcement [5].

三是减轻报送负担的措施。明确扣缴申报、代办申报时已经填报的涉税信息以及通过政府部门 信息共享能够获取的涉税信息，互联网平台企业不需要重复报送，并对税务机关应当提供安全 可靠的涉税信息报送渠道、便捷的接口服务和政策解读咨询等作出规定。 四是涉税信息的保密义务。规定互联网平台企业应当规范保存平台内经营者和从业人员涉税信 息；税务机关应当对获取的涉税信息依法保密，建立涉税信息安全管理制度。 近日经国务院批准，《互联网平台企业涉税信息报送规定》正式施行。 《规定》旨在规范互联网平台企业向税务机关报送平台内经营者和从业人员涉税信息，提升税 收服务与管理效能，保护纳税人合法权益，营造公平统一的税收环境，促进平台经济规范健康 发展。《规定》共14条，主要内容如下。 一是报送义务、内容和时限要求。规定互联网平台企业应当于季度终了的次月内，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。 二是免予报送的情形。 规定平台内从事配送、运输、家政等便民劳务活动，依法享受税收优 惠或者不需要纳税的从业人员的收入信息，以及平台内经营者和从业人员在《规定》施行前的 涉税信息，互联网平台企业不需要报送 。 （本文来 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the newly implemented regulations for internet platform enterprises regarding tax information reporting, aimed at enhancing tax service efficiency and promoting a fair tax environment for the platform economy. Summary by Sections Reporting Obligations - Internet platform enterprises are required to report identity and income information of operators and employees to tax authorities by the end of the month following each quarter [1]. Exemptions from Reporting - Certain income information from workers engaged in delivery, transportation, and domestic services who enjoy tax benefits or are not required to pay taxes is exempt from reporting, as well as tax information prior to the implementation of the regulations [1]. Reduction of Reporting Burden - The regulations specify that information already reported during withholding or agency declarations does not need to be reported again, and tax authorities must provide secure reporting channels and convenient service interfaces [1]. Confidentiality Obligations - Internet platform enterprises must properly store tax information of operators and employees, while tax authorities are mandated to keep this information confidential and establish security management systems [2]. Legal Responsibilities - The regulations outline corresponding legal responsibilities for various violations related to the reporting of tax information [3].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the implementation of the "Regulations on Reporting Tax Information by Internet Platform Enterprises," which aims to standardize the reporting of tax-related information by internet platform companies to tax authorities, enhance tax service and management efficiency, protect taxpayers' rights, and promote the healthy development of the platform economy [1]. Group 1: Reporting Obligations - Internet platform enterprises are required to report identity and income information of operators and employees within the platform to their competent tax authorities by the end of the month following each quarter [2]. - Certain scenarios are exempt from reporting, including income information of workers engaged in delivery, transportation, and domestic services who enjoy tax benefits or are not required to pay taxes, as well as tax information prior to the implementation of the regulations [2]. - Measures to reduce reporting burdens are established, allowing for the non-repetition of tax information already reported during withholding and agency declarations, and ensuring secure and convenient reporting channels for tax authorities [2]. Group 2: Confidentiality and Legal Responsibilities - Internet platform enterprises must properly maintain the confidentiality of tax information related to their operators and employees, while tax authorities are required to keep the acquired tax information confidential and establish a security management system for such information [3]. - The regulations outline corresponding legal responsibilities for various violations [4].

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 ...

第一条 为了规范互联网平台企业向税务机关报送平台内经营者和从业人员涉税信息，提升税收服务与 管理效能，保护纳税人合法权益，营造公平统一的税收环境，促进平台经济规范健康发展，根据《中华 人民共和国税收征收管理法》、《中华人民共和国电子商务法》，制定本规定。 ...

Group 1 - The State Council of China has announced the implementation of the "Regulations on Reporting Tax-related Information by Internet Platform Enterprises," signed by Premier Li Qiang [1] - The regulations will take effect immediately upon publication [1] - This move indicates a regulatory push towards increased transparency and compliance for internet platform companies in terms of tax reporting [1]

Group 1 - The core idea of the news is the launch of electronic consumption vouchers in Bao'an District to stimulate consumer spending and enhance market vitality during the summer season [1][2] - The consumption voucher campaign runs from June 6 to July 15, 2025, in collaboration with Meituan and Kuaishou, targeting both local and national consumers [1][2] - Vouchers for residents' services are available to consumers nationwide, while retail and dining vouchers are limited to those located in Shenzhen [1] Group 2 - The Meituan platform offers various discount tiers for dining and retail, with dining vouchers providing discounts ranging from 8 to 45 yuan based on minimum spending, and retail vouchers offering discounts from 10 to 100 yuan [1] - The Kuaishou platform's "Summer Shopping" event focuses on subsidies for home appliances and digital products, with single-item and single-transaction subsidies reaching up to 1,000 yuan [2] - Consumers can easily access and redeem these vouchers through the respective apps, with a limited number of vouchers available each day [2]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the challenges posed by "involutionary" competition in the platform economy, particularly in the food delivery sector, highlighting the need for regulatory intervention to promote healthy competition and sustainable development [2][3][4]. Group 1: Current State of Competition - The rapid expansion of the platform economy has led to practices such as "choose one from two" and price wars, resulting in resource waste and unhealthy competition [2]. - Since April 2025, a new round of subsidy and price wars has emerged in the food delivery sector, affecting over 10 million delivery riders and involving millions of restaurants, making it a priority for regulatory action against "involution" [2][3]. Group 2: Impact on Industry Stakeholders - The reliance on high subsidies among platform companies has created a competitive environment that negatively impacts merchants, consumers, and delivery riders, leading to economic fluctuations and resource waste [4][5]. - Large brand merchants can absorb short-term low margins to gain market share, while small merchants face a dilemma of either matching subsidies or risking loss of visibility on platforms, potentially leading to closures [5][6]. Group 3: Long-term Sustainability Challenges - The current competition has led to irrational and homogeneous expansion in supply, particularly in the beverage sector, with a 37.5% increase in new openings in May 2025 compared to April [6]. - Continuous high subsidies are altering consumer price perceptions, leading to a cycle of low-price and low-quality offerings, which could harm the overall market and consumer trust [7][8]. Group 4: Recommendations for Healthy Development - Regulatory bodies are encouraged to implement measures to halt unfair competition driven by high subsidies, including penalties for platforms engaging in such practices [8][9]. - Strengthening the regulatory environment to combat false advertising and other market-distorting behaviors is essential for maintaining fair competition [9]. - Encouraging platforms to focus on innovation and global expansion rather than low-quality competition is vital for the long-term stability of the industry [9].

Core Viewpoint - The incident involving the unilateral recall of discount coupons by Meituan highlights a significant trust crisis between the platform and consumers, revealing issues of transparency and consumer rights in the digital age [1][2]. Group 1: Incident Overview - Users reported that their discount coupons, obtained through a promotional activity, were suddenly revoked without prior notice, leading to widespread complaints [2]. - The customer service response indicated that the probability of coupon inflation was random, and the rules regarding coupon recall were not clearly communicated beforehand [2][3]. - Complaints surged by 60% on a single day, with the total amount claimed reaching at least 1260 yuan [2]. Group 2: Technology Solutions - The key to resolving such trust crises lies in digital twin technology, which can enhance transparency and accountability in platform operations [3]. - The FTE digital twin engine developed by Fantuo Shuchuang integrates multiple data sources to track the entire lifecycle of discount coupons, ensuring clarity in their generation, issuance, and usage [3][4]. - The technology allows for the visualization of abstract rules, enabling users to monitor their account status and identify any irregularities in real-time [4]. Group 3: Implementation of Transparency - Fantuo Shuchuang's solution includes a three-layer protective system for consumer rights, which consists of full-process mapping, smart contracts, and a regulatory sandbox [6][9][10]. - The full-process mapping layer creates a three-dimensional model of user accounts, displaying real-time updates on coupon attributes and modifications [7]. - Smart contracts can enforce platform rules automatically, ensuring that any changes to terms are communicated in advance [9]. Group 4: Broader Applications - The digital twin technology has been successfully applied in various sectors, including industrial manufacturing and urban management, demonstrating its capability to enhance operational efficiency and risk management [11][12][13]. - In the financial sector, the technology has significantly improved response times to security incidents and predictive maintenance, showcasing its versatility [10][11]. Group 5: Future Vision - The vision for the future involves creating a transparent ecosystem where consumers can confidently engage with digital assets, knowing their rights are protected and transactions are traceable [14][15]. - The implementation of this technology aims to establish a trust bridge between the physical and digital worlds, ensuring that every coupon and rule adjustment is verifiable and compliant [17].