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According to Article 201 of the Criminal Law, if a taxpayer evades taxes and the amount exceeds 10% of the tax payable, he will be sentenced and his property confiscated. The tax authorities may be exempted from criminal liability for making up taxes after recovery, except for being subject to criminal liability or multiple administrative penalties for tax evasion within five years. In principle, no criminal responsibility will be pursued, such as paying taxes during the period of obtaining a guarantor pending trial, unless there is a criminal record. Criminal accountability for tax evasion depends on the specific circumstances.
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According to Article 201 of the Criminal Law, if a taxpayer evades taxes and the amount exceeds 10% of the tax payable, he will be sentenced and his property confiscated. The tax authorities may be exempted from criminal liability for making up taxes after recovery, except for being subject to criminal liability or multiple administrative penalties for tax evasion within five years. In principle, no criminal responsibility will be pursued, such as paying taxes during the period of obtaining a guarantor pending trial, unless there is a criminal record. Criminal accountability for tax evasion depends on the specific circumstances.
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The crime of tax evasion is a serious violation of the national tax system. It evades paying taxes through fraud and concealment. If the amount of tax involved accounts for more than 10% of the amount of tax payable, individuals will face imprisonment or detention of less than three years and fines; If the tax evasion is huge, accounting for more than 30%, the prison term can reach 3-7 years. The withholding agent will also be subject to the same punishment for deliberately defaulting on taxes, highlighting the strict requirements of the law on tax compliance.
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This provision severely punishes tax evasion: false declaration or late declaration of evading tax payment, if more than 10% of the tax payable and a large amount, will face up to three years of imprisonment or detention and a fine; Tax evasion of more than 30% and huge amount shall be sentenced to 3 to 7 years' imprisonment and fine. Those who take the initiative to pay in arrears or accept punishment may be exempted from criminal liability, except those who have a criminal record of tax evasion.
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