截至本月底！请抓紧确认2026年度个人所得税专项附加扣除信息操作步骤

Group 1 - The article discusses the annual confirmation process for special additional deductions for individual income tax, which includes seven categories such as child education, continuing education, serious illness medical expenses, housing loan interest or rent, elderly care, and childcare for children under three years old [1] - Taxpayers can use the personal income tax APP to perform a one-click import operation for the special additional deductions [1] - The confirmation period for the deductions is from December 1 to December 31 each year for the following year [1] Group 2 - The operational steps for using the personal income tax APP include logging in, accessing the confirmation module, and clicking on the one-click import option [2][4] - Taxpayers must carefully read the notes and confirm the information before finalizing the one-click confirmation [6] - If there are any discrepancies in the "pending confirmation deduction information," taxpayers can modify or delete the incorrect items before confirming [8] Group 3 - Common questions include whether taxpayers can delete unnecessary information during the one-click confirmation process, which is allowed [10] - If all information is accidentally deleted, it does not affect the enjoyment of deductions for the previous year, and taxpayers can re-enter the confirmation page [12] - Taxpayers can also handle situations where educational information becomes invalid by deleting it and confirming the new relevant information [12] Group 4 - The article addresses specific scenarios regarding housing loan interest deductions, such as how to handle deductions when both parents and children are involved in property purchases [20][33] - It clarifies that only one party can claim the deduction for housing loan interest, either the parents or the children, but not both [20] - The article also explains the conditions under which taxpayers can enjoy housing loan interest deductions, including the requirement that the loan must be for the taxpayer's own or their spouse's property [33]