- New regulation requires internet platforms to report tax information of businesses and workers quarterly
- Aims to improve tax service efficiency and ensure fairness in the digital economy
- Exemptions for platform workers in public convenience services like delivery and transport
- New rules will not increase tax burden for most businesses and workers
- Small and micro-sized businesses continue to benefit from preferential tax policies
- Platforms not required to resubmit already provided tax information
- Emphasis on privacy protection and secure data management by platforms and tax agencies
Source: chinatax.gov.cn
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