Celebrities, social media stars to face regular tax investigations


Zheng Shuang was reportedly paid US$24.6 million for 77 days of filming for her role in A Chinese Ghost Story. Her huge paycheck quickly triggered outrage on Chinese social media. - AFP

BEIJING (China Daily/Asia News Networm): China is set to conduct regular tax investigations into entertainers, with the goal of promoting a healthy environment in the entertainment industry, according to a notice issued by the State Taxation Administration on Sept 18.

Celebrities and online influencers are required to set up tax accounts for their studios or businesses in accordance with the law, and have their tax declarations and payments audited and verified by authorities.

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