In practice, some construction enterprises have their previously obtained invoices identified as abnormal vouchers because the upstream construction contractors have escaped or lost contact. Consequently, they receive handling and penalty decisions from the tax inspection bureau, facing obligations to pay back taxes, late payment fees, and being characterized as having evaded taxes. Combining current tax policies and practical operations, this article sorts out the response measures for enterprises and provides tax compliance guidance.

In recent years, the tax authorities have carried out the "strong foundation project" of tax collection and management under the condition of digital transformation, and promoted tax administration according to law, tax administration by numbers and strict tax administration. In terms of tax management by numbers, tax authorities in many places use big data analysis and other technical means to jointly realize tax management by multiple departments, accurately discover taxpayers' tax-related risks and crack down on tax-related violations. Enterprises in the coal industry have tax-related risks to varying degrees in mining, sales and equity transfer. In view of the characteristics of the coal industry, some local tax authorities have recently innovated a new tax supervision model to urge taxpayers to pay back taxes and fees and improve tax compliance. Based on the latest tax supervision measures in the coal industry, this paper takes the links with frequent tax risks as the starting point to provide reference for tax compliance of enterprises in the coal industry.

Recently, the 62nd executive meeting of the State Council passed the "Regulations on Housing Rental" (hereinafter referred to as the "Regulations"). The "Regulations" put forward new requirements for housing rental filing, providing a higher-level legal basis for the sharing mechanism of housing rental information data, and providing a powerful tool for the tax authorities to accurately identify taxpayers' undeclared rental income. This article intends to analyze the regulations on housing rental filing and how taxes should be paid for rental housing in the "Regulations" in order to help taxpayers accurately identify their tax obligations, achieve tax compliance, and prevent tax risks.

Recently, the State Council issued and implemented the "Regulations on the Submission of Tax-related Information by Internet Platform Enterprises" (hereinafter referred to as the "Regulations"), and the State Administration of Taxation also issued corresponding supporting announcements. The new regulations require internet platform companies to submit tax-related information of platform operators to the tax authorities within the prescribed time limit and content. On the one hand, the implementation of the new regulations enhances the ability of tax authorities to investigate and deal with tax evasion by e-commerce companies. On the other hand, against the backdrop of "tax governance with data" becoming the core trend of tax governance, the implementation of the new regulations also means that e-commerce companies are facing new tax compliance challenges. Based on this, this article will discuss the impact of the new regulations on tax authorities and e-commerce enterprises in conjunction with the "Regulations on the Submission of Tax-related Information by Internet Platform Enterprises" and its supporting announcements.

As an important part of the real estate tax system, the liquidation and recovery of land value-added tax often lead to disputes between tax authorities and enterprises due to the application of rules. This article takes a final case of land value-added tax liquidation dispute of a real estate development enterprise ruled by Tianjin Higher People's Court (2024) Jin Xing Zhong No. 32 as the starting point, focusing on three core controversial issues: the determination of the submission of liquidation materials, the definition of the nature of taxes, and the starting point of the tax recovery period. Combined with local tax administration rules and basic principles of tax law, it conducts an analysis to provide a reference for clarifying the adjudication logic of similar cases.

Editor's Note: The policy of "reverse invoicing" has been implemented for more than a year. According to the latest statistics of State Taxation Administration of The People's Republic of China, by the end of June this year, there were 13,300 resource recycling enterprises "reverse invoicing" to 1.67 million natural persons, with an invoicing amount of 515.2 billion yuan and 5.11 million copies. The policy of "reverse invoicing" provides a solution to the problem of missing the first invoice in the renewable resources industry. Before the introduction of "reverse invoicing", most resource recycling enterprises accounted for the income tax deduction with self-made vouchers. Recently, some local tax authorities require enterprises to adjust the tax payment for the self-made voucher business in the past, or require enterprises to adjust the income tax in full, or check it with the taxable income rate, and even characterize the invoices issued by enterprises as abnormal vouchers because they have not paid the income tax on the self-made vouchers, which has an impact on the input deduction of all downstream links. Based on the provisions of the tax law and the actual situation of the industry, this paper discusses the self-made vouchers of resource recycling enterprises before the implementation of "reverse invoicing" for readers' reference.

Editor's Note: Recently, the Ministry of Finance and the State Taxation Administration released the "Implementation Regulations of the Value-Added Tax Law (Draft for Comments)" and solicited public opinions. The formulation of the Implementation Regulations of the Value-Added Tax Law is of great significance to the new "Value-Added Tax Law" which will come into force on January 1, 2026, as it will establish a new, complementary and interconnected value-added tax system. The currently published Draft for Comments on the Implementation Regulations generally retains the existing specific value-added tax rules but also contains many important changes. This article will focus on analyzing these nine important changes in the Draft for Comments, aiming to help taxpayers understand the situation and impact of these policy adjustments and attach importance to value-added tax compliance.

Editor's note: Recently, the refined oil industry has ushered in the new regulations "Management Measures for the Circulation of Refined Oil". The release of the new regulations also means that the tax compliance of the refined oil industry is facing new challenges. The new regulations put forward clear requirements for the admission and exit of operators in the refined oil industry, the construction of the industry's big data system, and the ledger system. Based on this, this article will analyze the tax impact of the new regulations on the refined oil industry by combining tax cases in the refined oil industry and relevant policy documents.