Today's stock market adjustments aren't any news; the tax supplement via is the big news. The national dilemma reflected behind Via's tax payment is what matters most.
Actually, it's just four words. Finance is tight
The tax avoidance method used by Via is the current mainstream tax avoidance law, including Fan Bingbing, who was also taxed in the same way back then. If you are familiar with tax planning, you should know that they all use tax approval methods to form shell companies to launder high income into approval and taxation. After such an operation, it is possible that the final profit of 100 million dollars only needs to be paid 5 points in tax. However, if you file your taxes normally and truthfully, when corporate income tax and personal income tax are removed, you won't be able to get away with 45 points.
Who can't get along with money? A normal person would pay 45 points in taxes. Except for the wages stated by business executives. The reason it was fine before is an accident now. It is because the country has to implement the national policy of common prosperity and return the tax avoidance money from high-income people.
Are you saying Via broke the law? It's definitely against the law, but in the past it was just a bug; people didn't investigate it, and local governments kept their eyes open and closed. But now it's different from the past. The rich who want to act on d's will are the leaders in these traffic fields. Formerly a movie star, now a live streaming celebrity. Plus, human society is for high-income cohort, whether at home or abroad. Crackdown on the rich. Although the poor don't get a dime, they are very happy to eat melons.
So what does common wealth have to do with stock market investment? The relationship is huge. If you want to see the country's determination to achieve common prosperity, what do you emphasize?
Fair! Fair! Still damn fair!
Therefore, the future of many industries will be cut off by the national policy of fairness, and some expectations have been cut off. In particular, platform-based companies that use traffic to make money, such as Alibaba, Douyin Headline, or Meituan, and other Internet-related industries.
Who is the smartest of these platforms? It's a TikTok headline.
I've said it and you'll understand. If you haven't used Douyin, you've probably heard of it, Classmate Zhang. In just a few months, there were 20 million fans filming Life in the Countryside. The People's Daily has made a special review. Some analyses are that professional shooting techniques are popular, while others are that people are tired of watching the high life in the city and yearn for the countryside.
It's all wrong.
This is the most obvious case under the common wealth policy. It is to create opportunities for grassroots. Only when grassroots have an opportunity can it mean that most ordinary people also have a chance to become the next student Zhang. Douyin knows national policies too well, alleviates poverty, helps farmers, and starts grassroots short video businesses. In the future, we will also support a large number of students Zhang to show off the various opportunities and livelihoods in rural areas with huge traffic. If you happen to be a short video entrepreneur or live e-commerce operator, you should see this trend. This is the policy direction conveyed by D's will. Going to the countryside to start a business in the future is the best outlet. Whether it's e-commerce in rural areas or ecotourism, it's a good direction for the future.
However, D's will must also allow banks to reduce the benefits of fixed income products and fully popularize equity assets. It's also a way to get rich together. Only when ordinary people also have opportunities to grow their wealth can this society be healthy. Instead of rich people getting richer through stock market investments, ordinary people don't see opportunities.
The national policy for common prosperity requires a thorough understanding in order to seize the opportunities that belong to you in the next 20 years. At the same time, we also need to think about how many billion dollars is Via's income, and her share of tax burden is still less than that of people with a few thousand wages?
Is that reasonable?
OK, let's talk about this briefly. If you're interested, we can talk about how much the world, Jingyu, and national policies can change our lives later $TENCENT(00700.HK)$ $BABA-SW(09988.HK)$ $MEITUAN-W(03690.HK)$

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Shares of $Alibaba(BABA.US)$ , $Tencent(TCEHY.US)$ , $Baidu(BIDU.US)$ , $JD.com(JD.US)$, $Li Auto(LI.US)$ and $XPeng(XPEV.US)$ rose in Hong Kong on Monday.
What’s Moving: Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba’s shares traded 3.2% higher at HKD 125.10 in Hong Kong, while peer JD.Com’s shares have risen almost 1% to HKD 315.20. Alibaba is scheduled to hold its virtual investor day event on Dec. 16 and Dec. 17. Tech conglomerate Tencent’s shares have gained 2.7% to HKD 476.00 and technology company Baidu’s shares have risen 1.3% to HKD 147.80. Electric vehicle maker Li Auto’s shares traded 4.3% higher at HKD 127.90 and peer Xpeng’s shares are up 3.4% to HKD 186.40. Hong Kong’s benchmark Hang Seng Index opened higher on Monday and was up 1.1% at the time of writing. The index snapped a three-day winning streak and closed almost 1.1% lower on Friday.
Why Is It Moving? The Hang Seng Index rose after China’s policymakers pledged to ensure economic stability next year and also hinted at easing regulations on Big Tech companies following a regulatory crackdown this year.
The annual Central Economic Work Conference concluded in Beijing on Friday, with policy markets stressing on efforts to maintain economic stability next year while pursuing progress, the state-run Xinhua News Agency reported.
Shares of Chinese companies closed mostly higher in U.S. trading on Friday after the major averages in the U.S. ended at record highs. This was despite the Labor Department reporting a 6.8% increase in the consumer price index (CPI) in the month of November, the fastest inflation growth since 1982.

Shares of $Alibaba(BABA.US)$ $JD.com(JD.US)$ , $Baidu(BIDU.US)$ and $XPeng(XPEV.US)$ fell in Hong Kong on Thursday, while $Li Auto(LI.US)$ rose and $Tencent(TCEHY.US)$ traded flat.
What’s Moving: Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba’s shares traded 3.3% lower at HKD 121.50 and peer JD.Com’s shares are down 0.5% to HKD 339.60 in Hong Kong amid worries about Beijing’s crackdowns on overseas listings.China is eyeing a ban on domestic companies that are seeking to apply for overseas listing through variable interest entities, or VIEs, it was reported, citing Bloomberg.Technology company Baidu’s shares have fallen 0.9% to HKD 146.40, while tech conglomerate Tencent’s shares were flat at HKD 469.40.Electric vehicle maker Xpeng’s shares have lost 4.3% to HKD 208.60, while Li Auto’s shares have gained 0.7% to HKD 143.30 after the company said its deliveries in November rose nearly three-fold to an all-time high.
Why Is It Moving? The Hang Seng Index pared gains after initial optimism about the long-awaited border reopening with mainland China.
Shares of Chinese companies closed mostly lower in U.S. trading on Wednesday after the major averages in the U.S. ended sharply lower. The Center for Disease Control and Prevention confirmed the first case of COVID-19 caused by the new Omicron variant in the U.S.

$Alibaba(BABA.US)$ According to the news, Alibaba CEO Zhang Yong wants to decentralize power, and the department president may become a “mini CEO,” and people familiar with the matter say that Alibaba Group CEO Zhang Yong is delegating power to the heads of the company's various business departments in order to respond more flexibly to increasing challenges. Zhang Yong is handing over more responsibilities to the presidents of various business divisions, from location-based services to cloud computing, and these presidents are now acting as “mini CEOs.” The move is aimed at speeding up decision-making so that each department can better withstand competition, revive sluggish sales, and reshape the company's overall image. (Phoenix News Technology)

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What Happened: As Chinese President Xi Jinping furthers his "common prosperity" agenda that seeks equitable sharing of wealth, it has emerged that China could impose a "data tax" on platform developers, including big internet companies, the Nikkei reported.
Why It's Important: Internet tech companies such as $Alibaba(BABA.US)$ , $Tencent(TCEHY.US)$ , $Baidu(BIDU.US)$ and $JD.com(JD.US)$ mint huge money from hawking the massive amount of personal data they collect from their users.
These companies have already taken a huge hit from an extended regulatory crackdown that was set in motion late last year. The Jack Ma-co-founded Alibaba was the first to feel the pinch.
It was in fact comments made by Ma at the same conference last year regarding overregulation that opened the Pandora's box of sorts.
The domestic tech titans were taken to task for engaging in anticompetitive practices and also misuse of user data.
Antitrust regulators ordered Alibaba to pay fine of $2.87 billion in mid-April. The company's September quarter results released last week showed the impact of the regulatory crackdown, with the company reporting the first adjusted profit decline in more than five years.