Online anchor Shan Yahui was fined for failing to truthfully handle personal income tax settlement and payment
In the early stage, the tax department of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region conducted a post inspection on the handling of personal income tax comprehensive income settlement and payment. It was found that the online anchor Shan Yahui obtained comprehensive income and did not truthfully handle the 2021 personal income tax settlement and payment. Therefore, a case was filed and inspected in accordance with the law.
After investigation, taxpayer Shan Yahui failed to truthfully handle the comprehensive income settlement and payment of personal income tax for the year 2021 within the statutory deadline, resulting in underpayment of personal income tax. After multiple reminders and urging from the tax department, Shan Yahui still failed to truthfully handle the final settlement declaration. The tax department conducts a case filing inspection on it. According to relevant laws and regulations such as the Personal Income Tax Law of the People's Republic of China, the Tax Collection and Administration Law of the People's Republic of China, and the Administrative Penalty Law of the People's Republic of China, the Inspection Bureau of the Changji Hui Autonomous Prefecture Taxation Bureau has imposed a total of 327500 yuan on Shan Yahui for recovering taxes, imposing late fees, and imposing fines. Recently, the tax department has lawfully delivered the "Tax Handling Decision" and "Tax Administrative Penalty Decision", and Shan Yahui has paid the taxes, late fees, and fines in accordance with regulations.
The relevant person in charge of the Taxation Bureau of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region reminds taxpayers to check whether there were any situations in previous years where the final settlement and payment should have been processed but not processed, the declaration and payment of taxes were not standardized, and the taxable income obtained was not declared, and to make corrections as soon as possible. If tax authorities discover tax related issues, they will send tax documents to them through electronic or written means, based on reminders, urging rectification, and interview warnings, to remind and urge taxpayers to rectify. For taxpayers who refuse to rectify or whose rectification is not complete, tax authorities will recover taxes and late fees in accordance with the law and include them in the list of key tax regulatory personnel. They will strengthen the review of their declaration status for the next three tax years; If the circumstances are serious, a case will be filed for inspection in accordance with the law.