The State Taxation Administration has recently disclosed three distinct cases involving tax intermediaries that have violated tax regulations. In each instance, the intermediaries facilitated illegal tax evasion schemes for clients while also contravening professional standards. The first case involved a firm that assisted clients in fabricating false invoices, thereby enabling substantial underpayment of corporate income tax. The second case centered on a middleman who provided improper facilitation for undisclosed income, leading to deliberate tax underreporting. The third case concerned an intermediary who helped clients dissolve companies through irregular procedures, resulting in missed tax obligations. Authorities emphasized that such actions breach clear statutory red lines and professional bottom lines, underscoring that no circumvention of tax law is permissible. Penalties imposed include heavy fines, revocation of business licenses, and criminal liability where applicable. The exposures serve as a stark warning to the broader tax advisory sector, urging strict compliance and discouraging any collaboration with illicit tax practices. The move reflects the administration's commitment to safeguarding tax integrity, reinforcing the rule of law, and maintaining public confidence in the tax system. By publicly naming the violators, the administration aims to deter future misconduct and promote a transparent, lawful tax environment.