With the rapid development of the Internet, more and more people have begun to acquire wealth through online platforms, known as "high-income Internet celebrities". However, while these people enjoy huge wealth, they also face an important problem - tax evasion.

According to relevant data, some Internet celebrities have resorted to a series of means to hide their true identity, source of income and tax payment in order to evade taxes. For example, some Internet celebrities will use virtual currency or fake ID cards to transfer and hide; others will choose tax evasion methods, such as using part of their income to buy luxury cars, real estate and other non-essential goods, in order to conceal their true income level.

Faced with this situation, the government needs to take corresponding measures to protect the country's tax rights and interests. At present, there are already some relevant legislation and regulations, such as the "Individual Income Tax Law of the People's Republic of China". However, due to changes in the social environment, these regulations cannot fully meet the current needs. Therefore, it is necessary to formulate new policies in order to better meet this challenge.

First, it is necessary to strengthen the supervision of Internet celebrity groups, monitor their behavior through big data technology, and detect possible violations in a timely manner. Second, it is necessary to strengthen publicity efforts to raise public awareness of tax evasion and guide them to abide by laws and regulations. Finally, it is necessary to establish a sound tax management system to ensure that tax authorities can effectively implement various tax laws and regulations.

In general, for high-income Internet celebrity tax evasion, the government needs to take more stringent measures to manage and crack down, but also to strengthen publicity and education, improve public awareness of the law, and jointly safeguard the country's tax rights and interests.