On July 28, the State Council Information Office held a series of themed press conferences on the launch of the 15th Five-Year Plan.

Wang Daoshu, Deputy Director of the State Taxation Administration, released a set of data at the meeting:

In the first half of this year, authorities nationwide investigated and dealt with various tax-related violations in accordance with the law, recovering 180.6 billion yuan in tax losses, a year-over-year increase of 20.8%.

Among these, more than 3,200 enterprises were investigated and penalized for fraudulently obtaining or improperly claiming tax incentives, resulting in the collection of 12 billion yuan in back taxes; 32,400 enterprises suspected of issuing fraudulent invoices to evade taxes were investigated, recovering 4.6 billion yuan in lost export tax rebates; and more than 500 tax-related intermediaries were investigated for violations.

180.6 billion, up 20.81 TP3T year-over-year—when viewed together, these two figures send a very clear signal: the intensity of tax audits continues to increase.

If you’re also involved in export business and are unsure whether your tax refund filings are compliant, or if you’re concerned about past records being audited, feel free to add us on WeChat and send us the basic details—Qicaiying will help you make a preliminary assessment.

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