2026-01-15 12:48:08

Tax authorities have been tightening their review of overseas income over the past two years. Recently, many friends have received notices requesting a self-check of their domestic and international income. The key point is— the scope of tax retroactivity has now been extended further, tracing back from the most recent three years, and in some cases even to 2020, with some involving 2017.

Since the beginning of 2025, this rectification has clearly accelerated, mainly focusing on the accounts from 2022 to 2023. If you have overseas investment income, exchange accounts, or hold cross-border assets, now is the time to review your accounts. Don't wait for notices to arrive and scramble; proactively file your taxes to have peace of mind. The regulatory trend is very clear—compliance is becoming increasingly important.

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OldLeekNewSickle

· 6h ago

Damn, this wave hit hard... Can you really dig up stuff from 2017? Those early guys who went all-in on exchanges must be hurting. --- Quickly check your ledgers, don’t wait for the tax bureau’s notice to slap you in the face before regretting. --- Compliance has long been something to take seriously. It’s a bit late to catch up now, but better late than never. --- The question is, how to define "overseas income"? Does trading on exchanges count? You need to ask a professional to clarify this. --- This opening move at the start of the year... Clearly telling you, the era of wild growth is over. --- They still can’t let go of 2020... Those who evaded taxes and cheated on crypto trading back then are freaking out.

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Rugpull幸存者

· 6h ago

Damn, now I really have to clear the ledger. I need to carefully review the profit records of my coins.

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AirdropJunkie

· 6h ago

Damn, to catch up to 2017? That's really intense now. --- I need to take this self-inspection seriously in advance, don't let it actually be uncovered. --- The focus for 2022-2023, I need to dig out the ledger and take a good look. --- Compliance will come sooner or later, it's better to be proactive and more comfortable. --- My friend received the notice a couple of days ago, now the whole circle is getting tense. --- Why does it feel like the inspections are getting stricter year by year? Those overseas accounts can’t hide anymore. --- With this pace, those without compliance should be breaking out in cold sweat now.

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AirdropHarvester

· 6h ago

Yeah, this time they are really serious. Several friends around me have received notifications, and I'm a bit panicked. Are we going back to 2017? Brother, your tracing effort is really intense. It feels like it's already a historical issue, and now you want to settle the accounts. If you don't do a self-check in advance, you'll definitely be reactive later. It's better to sort things out now and clear your mind without worries. Be careful with exchange accounts; many people haven't taken it seriously at all. Compliance can't be left to luck; the trend is right there. This rectification feels like it's coming with real force, not just scaring people. Quickly do a self-check first, don't wait until you get a notification from above and then be at a loss.

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