The evolving tension between global platform monopolies and equitable wealth distribution has prompted the creation of China's anti-monopoly digital tax legislation.This initiative not only reflects China's assertiveness in shaping inter-national digital wealth distribution but also addresses the internal dynamics of platform competition.Given the nuances of Chi-na's tax landscape and the monopolistic tendencies in platform profit allocation,there's a need for nuanced legislation.This in-volves establishing a platform-centric digital tax framework that considers market share factors and specific criteria for digital taxation.This approach advocates for a dual-tiered taxation system:instituting a super-platform total digital tax and a sub-platform net profit digital tax.Furthermore,it calls for proactive tax laws that foster fair competition along the digital value chain.Additionally,it proposes rules for assessing capital profits for multinational platforms,incorporating metrics like plat-form annual revenue,digital transaction volume,and end-user count.Moreover,it suggests digital tax allocation guidelines based on the country of value creation,the digital market,and profit attribution.Ultimately,these measures aim to maintain a dynamic equilibrium among platforms concerning taxation,fair competition,and collaborative innovation.
Anti-Monopoly Digital Tax RegulationsSuper-Platform Total Digital TaxSub-Platform net Profit Digital TaxGlobal Digital Value Chain