The State Administration of Taxation announced the results of six measures to promote the development of a unified national large market.

On March 2nd, the State Administration of Taxation released information to the public, introducing the results of six measures taken to address tax-related issues in attracting investment by 2025 to serve the construction of a unified national market. These six measures include: organizing special governance on tax-related issues in illegal investment attraction, conscientiously implementing the "Regulations on the Submission of Tax-related Information by Internet Platform Enterprises", continuously deepening reforms in cross-regional tax and fee services, coordinating to prevent local illegal practices of awarding subsidies and shifting individual income tax, strengthening prevention of unreasonable tax source transfers using "policy loopholes", and standardizing and optimizing the execution guidelines of tax and fee policies. Regarding local illegal tax-related issues in attracting investment, the State Administration of Taxation clearly requires tax authorities in all regions to not plan, participate, or cover up such behavior, and to promptly investigate and correct any issues after verifying them. The authorities have sent 389 clues to local tax authorities for verification, and they have taken timely actions against those found to have problems. In order to promote fair tax burdens for online and offline businesses, the "Regulations on the Submission of Tax-related Information by Internet Platform Enterprises" will be implemented in 2025, and the tax authorities will ensure its proper implementation. Over 8,000 domestic and foreign platforms have fulfilled their obligations to submit tax-related information as required, leading to a 25% increase in invoice amounts compared to before the implementation. Additionally, the tax authorities have optimized services and reduced the average processing time for cross-regional tax-related businesses by 5 to 10 days, facilitating the rational flow of market resources. In 2025, taxpayers paid over 130 billion yuan in cross-provincial electronic taxes, a 39% increase from the previous year. Furthermore, the tax authorities have strengthened inter-departmental policy coordination, further regulated tax source transfers, and strengthened the enforcement of tax relief policies. For example, the State Administration of Taxation, together with relevant departments, has issued policies to prevent risks such as local tax source transfers through illegal fiscal refunds and to prevent individual shareholders of listed companies from changing their tax locations by transferring securities accounts. In 2025, over 4,500 securities institutions have implemented tax on personal income from restricted stock transfers under the new business model, with a total amount exceeding 40 billion yuan. Representatives of the relevant departments of the State Administration of Taxation stated that the tax authorities will continue to advance the special governance on tax-related issues in attracting investment, strengthen the prevention and control of the "invoicing economy", help to rectify the problem of "overlapping competition", promote the efficient allocation of resources nationwide, and better serve the construction of a unified national market.