Where do tax journalists get information?

Tax professional whistleblowers can obtain relevant information from the following channels:

1. Information disclosure of tax authorities: tax authorities usually disclose some information such as tax policies, regulations and rules, which can be obtained through official websites, newspapers, announcements and other channels of tax authorities.

2. Tax regulations and documents: inquire about relevant tax regulations and documents, such as tax notices, announcements and explanations issued by the tax bureau. These documents can be obtained from the official website of the tax bureau or the database of laws and regulations.

3. Media reports: Pay attention to news media reports, especially those related to the tax field, such as tax inspection cases and tax violations. These reports can provide some clues and reference information.

4. Trade associations and professional organizations: Some trade associations or professional organizations may publicly release information and reports related to tax business, such as the Association of Accountants and the Association of Tax Agents. You can get relevant information through their websites or periodicals.

5. Reporting channels: The tax authorities usually set up reporting channels to receive reports of tax-related violations, and can obtain relevant reporting information through the official website of the tax authorities or reporting telephone numbers.