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Group 1 - The annual VAT sales amount refers to the cumulative VAT sales amount of a taxpayer within a continuous operating period of no more than 12 months or four quarters [2] - The operating period includes months or quarters without sales revenue, and occasional sales of intangible assets or real estate are not included in the calculation of the annual VAT sales amount [2] - Adjustments to sales amounts due to self-supplementation, corrections, risk control checks, or tax audits should be accounted for in the corresponding tax period based on the time the tax obligation arises [2] Group 2 - If a taxpayer's annual VAT sales exceed the small-scale taxpayer threshold, they must register as a general taxpayer unless they fall into specific categories, such as non-enterprise units with infrequent taxable transactions [3] - Taxpayers whose annual VAT sales do not exceed the threshold can still register as general taxpayers if they have sound accounting practices and can provide accurate tax information [4] - Taxpayers must complete the registration as a general taxpayer within 10 working days after their annual VAT sales exceed the specified threshold due to adjustments [5] Group 3 - Taxpayers who no longer meet the criteria for small-scale taxpayer status must report this to the tax authority in writing during the period of change and cannot wait until the next month to adjust [6] - If the tax authority discovers that a taxpayer no longer qualifies for small-scale taxpayer status, they must issue a tax matter notification within 5 working days, informing the taxpayer that they can no longer choose to be taxed as a small-scale taxpayer from the period they no longer meet the criteria [6]