餐饮企业提供的外卖食品，如何缴纳增值税？

Group 1 - The article clarifies that food delivery services provided by catering businesses are subject to the same VAT policies as dine-in services, specifically categorized under "catering services" for VAT purposes [4][5] - It emphasizes that only food items that the catering business has produced or processed themselves qualify as "delivery food" under this VAT policy [4] - For items purchased externally, such as beverages or agricultural products, that are sold alongside delivery food without further processing, the applicable tax rate for those goods must be used, following the relevant regulations for mixed operations [5] Group 2 - The article discusses the criteria for businesses to be classified as A-level taxpayers, noting that a zero tax liability for three consecutive months due to normal business operations does not affect this classification [12][13] - It outlines the distinction between normal and abnormal reasons for having a zero tax liability, with specific examples provided to clarify which situations allow for A-level classification [16][20] - The new regulations aim to reduce misjudgments against honest businesses and alleviate concerns about credit damage due to tax incentives, thereby promoting effective implementation of tax reduction policies [20]