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明星逃稅
China’s X-Men actress Fan Bingbing denies tax evasion as inquiry launched
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China’s tax authorities have launched an investigation into allegations that show business celebrities are evading taxes by using a fraudulent dual-contract system.
The State Administration of Taxation (SAT) said on Sunday it has ordered its local bureau in eastern Jiangsu province to investigate “the tax evasion issue by certain film and television professionals as alleged in online discussions”.
Anyone found to have broken the law will be punished, it said.
Chinese film studios and production companies saw their share prices plunge on Monday in response to the news.
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The announcement by the SAT came after a row erupted between actress Fan Bingbing and well-known television presenter Cui Yongyuan.
The 36-year-old is currently shooting a sequel to the 2002 film, Cell Phone, which tells the story of a famous talk show host. Cui publicly criticised the film for what he said were similarities between the experiences of the central character and his own life.
Last week, Cui published an image of a document on his verified social media account that he claimed was a contract for a job for which Fan would be paid 10 million yuan (US$1.6 million). Although most of the document was blurred out, the actress’s name could be seen.
Cui also posted an image of what appeared to be another contract, no details of which could be seen, but which he claimed was linked to the first and had a value of 60 million yuan.
He did not name Fan in the second post, but some internet users and media outlets jumped to their own conclusions.
However, in footage released by news portal Pearvideo.com on Monday, Cui said the two documents he posted online were not about Fan, but insisted dual contracts did exist in show business.
“I am not making a clarification. I can say again that I have a drawer of contracts. The government should step up regulations on show business,” he said.
He also told China National Radio that the authorities had contacted him and he would provide the documents and information to help with their investigation.
檢察官濫權
Ministry suspends Hualien prosecutor - Taipei Times
Hualien County prosecutor Lin Chun-yu (林俊佑) has been suspended for alleged abuse of authority and his case has been forwarded to the Control Yuan, which is to decide whether to start impeachment proceedings, the Ministry of Justice said yesterday.
Media reports last week said that Lin, claiming that his daughter had been bullied, took two senior police officials to a Hualien City kindergarten on June 21 and June 28, where surveillance footage showed him interrogating children aged two to four.
The footage showed Lin ordering teachers to stand aside as he bellowed and threatened the children in an attempt to find out who had been bullying his daughter.
Some toddlers reportedly urinated on the spot.
The ministry’s Personnel Review Committee yesterday convened a meeting to discuss Lin’s case and decided to suspend him for a serious breach of conduct, effective immediately.
“We will process the documents related to the case with utmost urgency and reduce his salary by half during his suspension,” Deputy Minister of Justice Chen Ming-tang (陳明堂) said.
The committee found that Lin had exceeded his authority as a prosecutor and engaged in serious misconduct, Chen said, adding that it has forwarded the case to the Control Yuan.
“Lin spoke for himself when asked to offer an explanation before committee members. He bowed in apology and said that his behavior had tarnished the reputation of prosecutors,” Chen said.
The ministry had originally planned to give Lin a second chance by transferring him to the Penghu County Prosecutors’ Office.
However, media reports about the decision sparked a public outcry.
Lin would have been able to continue working as a prosecutor and earn a monthly wage of NT$120,000, as the ministry pays a bonus to prosecutors working on outlying islands.
“We do not want Lin,” Penghu County Commissioner Chen Kuang-fu (陳光復) said when he heard about the pending transfer. “He is not welcome here.”
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