中国税务机关对抖音网红白冰处以近1900万元（约280万美元）罚款，因其在2021年至2024年间逃避个人所得税、增值税和契税。白冰通过低报收入并将个人收入转入企业实体进行逃税，已全额缴纳罚款。白冰拥有超过4000万粉丝，主要通过广告合作获利。
国家税务总局表示，白冰在2021年至2024年间逃避个人所得税、增值税和契税共计910万元。他通过低报个人收入并将视频制作收入归入企业实体来减少税负。
调查人员发现，白冰控制十多家实体，包括重庆的一家空壳独资企业，该企业无员工却报告巨额收入。个人奢侈品购买，如名牌包和珠宝，被记为企业费用。他还通过关联公司经人力资源公司转回个人账户。
白冰在抖音拥有超过4000万粉丝，主要收入来自广告合作。此案促使税务部门加强调查。
当局要求白冰补缴税款、滞纳金和罚款，总额1890万元，已全部收取。白冰承认了违规行为。
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