电子税务局丨增值税及附加税费申报（一般纳税人适用）操作步骤

Core Viewpoint - The article provides a comprehensive guide on how general taxpayers can file their Value-Added Tax (VAT) and additional tax declarations through the electronic tax bureau, detailing three different submission modes tailored to varying complexities of business operations [2][3][4]. Group 1: Submission Modes - Mode One: Confirmation Mode is designed for simple business operations, where the system auto-fills data, and taxpayers only need to confirm the information before submission [7][8]. - Mode Two: Supplementary Mode is for relatively complex businesses, allowing taxpayers to modify sales figures and add other deductible information before submitting [12][14]. - Mode Three: Form Filling Mode is the traditional method where taxpayers fill out the VAT declaration form according to standard specifications [16]. Group 2: Submission Process - Taxpayers must log into the electronic tax bureau and navigate to the VAT declaration section, where the system will suggest a submission mode based on taxpayer characteristics [5]. - In Confirmation Mode, taxpayers confirm the pre-filled data and can edit sales figures if necessary before submitting [10][19]. - In Supplementary Mode, taxpayers can modify sales figures and add detailed deductible information, with an option to preview the declaration before submission [13][14]. Group 3: Error Handling - The system performs data validation during the submission process, providing alerts for any discrepancies or errors in the form [21][24]. - Non-blocking alerts are indicated in orange, allowing taxpayers to modify their submissions without halting the process, while blocking alerts in red require corrections before submission [22][24]. - If a submission fails the comparison check, taxpayers can choose to modify the report or opt for forced submission, with the latter potentially leading to an exception process [26][28].