According to the latest data from the tax department, in the more than a year since the implementation of the “Regulations on the Submission of Tax-related Information by Internet Platform Enterprises”, nearly 9,700 domestic and foreign platform enterprises have actively fulfilled their obligation to submit tax-related information, and the platform economy has taken a solid step towards healthy development. Over a long period of time, due to characteristics such as virtual transactions, opaque data, and complex capital flows, Internet platforms have spawned irregularities such as speculation and false declarations. Some localities also use the “separation of place of registration from place of operation” of platform enterprises to inflate revenue through the “billing economy” and hinder the construction of a unified national market. In the more than a year since the implementation of the new regulations, compliance behavior under the supervision of the system is gradually being transformed into the internal consciousness of Internet platforms and operators within the platforms. Compared with when it was first submitted in October last year, the number of platforms submitting tax-related information increased by 39% in the first quarter of this year, and the number of information submitted by operators and employees within the platform increased by 21% and 19%, respectively. Make good use of data and focus on “accuracy.” Through multi-departmental tax-related information sharing and collaborative governance, it is necessary to further transform the crackdown on tax-related offenses to precise prevention in advance, and work together to improve the efficiency of tax services and management, and effectively protect the legitimate rights and interests of taxpayers. Use massive data to improve risk models, scan anomalies in real time and actively alert them, and strengthen the investigation and prevention of emerging and tendentious issues. In response to the chaos of the “invoicing economy”, strengthen departmental coordination, break down information barriers, accurately investigate and punish irregularities such as “idling orders” and “circular invoicing” through measures such as cross-comparing multi-dimensional data, establishing dynamic risk index models, and strengthening joint punishment, and squeezing out digital moisture to create a fair and healthy environment for high-quality development.

According to the latest data from the tax department, in the more than a year since the implementation of the “Regulations on the Submission of Tax-related Information by Internet Platform Enterprises”, nearly 9,700 domestic and foreign platform enterprises have actively fulfilled their obligation to submit tax-related information, and the platform economy has taken a solid step towards healthy development. Over a long period of time, due to characteristics such as virtual transactions, opaque data, and complex capital flows, Internet platforms have spawned irregularities such as speculation and false declarations. Some localities also use the “separation of place of registration from place of operation” of platform enterprises to inflate revenue through the “billing economy” and hinder the construction of a unified national market. In the more than a year since the implementation of the new regulations, compliance behavior under the supervision of the system is gradually being transformed into the internal consciousness of Internet platforms and operators within the platforms. Compared with when it was first submitted in October last year, the number of platforms submitting tax-related information increased by 39% in the first quarter of this year, and the number of information submitted by operators and employees within the platform increased by 21% and 19%, respectively. Make good use of data and focus on “accuracy.” Through multi-departmental tax-related information sharing and collaborative governance, it is necessary to further transform the crackdown on tax-related offenses to precise prevention in advance, and work together to improve the efficiency of tax services and management, and effectively protect the legitimate rights and interests of taxpayers. Use massive data to improve risk models, scan anomalies in real time and actively alert them, and strengthen the investigation and prevention of emerging and tendentious issues. In response to the chaos of the “invoicing economy”, strengthen departmental coordination, break down information barriers, accurately investigate and punish irregularities such as “idling orders” and “circular invoicing” through measures such as cross-comparing multi-dimensional data, establishing dynamic risk index models, and strengthening joint punishment, and squeezing out digital moisture to create a fair and healthy environment for high-quality development.