The “Interpretation on Several Issues Concerning the Application of Law in Handling Criminal Cases Involving Harm to Tax Administration,” which came into effect in March 2024, has now been two years old. The highest judicial authorities have established new judicial perspectives through a series of typical case judgments, especially in the distinction and determination between “false declaration” and “tax evasion.” This has effectively promoted coordinated law enforcement and judicial actions among departments such as tax, public security, procurature, and courts. These changes have a profound impact on business operations, and it is important for business managers to pay close attention to them.
Currently, corporate supervision is becoming more stringent, and legal, financial, and tax risks in commercial transactions are intertwined. For companies to operate sustainably, it is essential to adopt a holistic approach to law, finance, and taxation. By integrating compliance principles throughout all business processes, companies can effectively prevent legal disputes and tax-related risks, thereby ensuring stable development.
2026 Tax Risk Prevention: Major Shifts in Criminal Justice and Trends in Commercial Dispute Resolution – Training Seminar
To help member companies and entrepreneurs better understand tax-related criminal risks and commercial disputes, and to enhance their ability to identify, manage, and resolve these risks, the Guangzhou Taxpayer Association and Beijing Longan (Guangzhou) Law Firm jointly organized a training seminar titled “2026 Tax Risk Prevention: Major Shifts in Criminal Justice and Trends in Commercial Dispute Resolution” on April 9th.
This event will provide in-depth analysis of current trends in tax and judicial governance, along with professional insights based on typical cases. It will also offer practical and feasible recommendations for legal, financial, and tax compliance management.
The seminar featured presentations by experts from the association’s innovative think tank, Mr. Hao Hao, a senior partner at Beijing Longan (Guangzhou) Law Firm, and Ms. Zhang Bo, a full-time lawyer at Beijing Longan (Foshan) Law Firm.
Mr. Hao graduated from Sun Yat-sen University. He is currently a senior partner at Beijing Longan (Guangzhou) Law Firm, deputy director of the Longan Bay Integrated Law, Finance, and Tax Research Center, an expert in the evaluation of information technology project documents for the Hengqin Guangdong-Hong Kong Deep Cooperation Zone under the Guangdong Provincial Government, and an expert from the association’s innovative think tank. Mr. Hao has worked in public security and economic investigation departments for 10 years, and has extensive experience in legal and judicial practices, as well as in handling complex criminal and commercial cases. He specializes in providing legal services to companies, including legal counsel, criminal defense, and management of tax-related risks. He has successfully handled many complex cases involving criminal and civil issues, earning widespread trust and praise for his professional skills and honest, pragmatic approach.
Ms. Zhang is a full-time lawyer at Beijing Longan (Foshan) Law Firm, senior advisor and deputy secretary-general of the Longan Bay Integrated Law, Finance, and Tax Research Center. She holds a CPA certificate, a TA certificate, and an intermediate accounting title. She has worked as an audit supervisor at Wuhan Urban Construction Group and a financial supervisor at Foshan Media Group. She has solid knowledge and practical experience in accounting and taxation. After entering the legal profession, she has integrated her expertise in finance and taxation with legal practices, creating unique services in this field. This helps clients receive more comprehensive legal services.
This event has a limit of 30 participants. Members receive priority. This is a rare opportunity. Do not miss it! For more information, please refer to the poster below.
