Group 1 - The announcement by the National Taxation Administration outlines the management of individual income tax collection for personnel working on construction projects across provinces, stating that general contractors and subcontractors are responsible for withholding and paying taxes on behalf of their employees [2] - Labor dispatch companies are also required to withhold and pay individual income tax for workers dispatched to work in different provinces [2] - Taxpayers temporarily engaging in production and business activities across counties must report tax matters to the tax authority at their location and submit relevant documents for tax recognition [2] Group 2 - The operational process for the Natural Person Electronic Tax Bureau (WEB version) includes logging in, selecting the unit, and entering the tax declaration interface [3][12] - Users can switch between units and access the personal income tax business handling interface [5] - The system allows for the collection and submission of personnel information and special additional deduction information [7][8] Group 3 - After completing personnel information collection, users can proceed to the comprehensive income declaration, selecting the tax period and entering normal salary income data [11][19] - The system provides options for various income types, including normal salary, special deductions, and other classifications [20][21] - Users must ensure that all information submitted complies with the individual income tax law and related regulations [17][18]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the tax deduction policies for corporate income tax in China, detailing what expenses can be deducted and the requirements for tax deduction certificates [9][10][11]. Summary by Sections Tax Deductible Expenses - Costs that can be deducted include raw material costs, manufacturing expenses, and other operational costs for industrial and commercial enterprises [9]. - Expenses are categorized into sales expenses, management expenses, and financial expenses, with specific rules for deductibility, such as business entertainment expenses being deductible at 60% but capped at 0.5% of annual sales revenue [9][10]. Non-Deductible Expenses - According to the Corporate Income Tax Law, certain expenditures are not deductible, including dividends paid to investors, corporate income tax, fines, and sponsorship expenses [11][12]. Tax Deduction Certificates - Tax deduction certificates are classified into internal and external certificates, with internal certificates being self-made documents for accounting purposes and external certificates including invoices and tax payment receipts [12][13]. - Companies must obtain these certificates before the end of the corporate income tax settlement period, typically by May 31 of the following year [12]. Retroactive Deductions - If a company fails to obtain the necessary tax deduction certificates in previous years, it can still claim deductions in subsequent years, provided the certificates are obtained within five years of the original expense [13].

Group 1 - The article provides a detailed guide on how individuals, excluding certain business types, can declare their operating income for personal income tax using the Personal Income Tax App [2][4][5] - It outlines the steps for declaring other operating income (A form), including logging into the app, selecting the tax year, entering total income and costs, and submitting the declaration [4][5][6] - The article emphasizes the importance of accurately filling in income, costs, and any applicable tax adjustments, as well as the option to claim deductions for previous losses and donations [5][8][9] Group 2 - After completing the A form, individuals must submit the B form by March 31 of the following year, following a similar process of logging in and entering required information [5][6][7] - The B form requires additional details such as tax adjustments and the option to claim previous losses, ensuring that all calculations are verified before submission [8][9] - The article highlights the need for individuals to differentiate between taxable and non-taxable income, particularly in the context of agricultural products and their tax exemptions [13][20][24]

Core Viewpoint - The article provides detailed guidelines on how to correctly issue invoices for construction services, emphasizing the importance of compliance with tax regulations and proper documentation [1][2][4]. Group 1: Invoice Issuance Guidelines - Invoices must be issued truthfully and in accordance with the specified timelines, sequences, and sections, with paper invoices requiring a special stamp [1]. - When issuing non-electronic invoices, the taxpayer must indicate the location of the construction service and the project name in the remarks section [2]. - For electronic invoices, taxpayers should log into the new electronic tax bureau and follow the steps to issue blue invoices, ensuring to fill in the construction service location and project details [3][4]. Group 2: Policy References - The article references several key policies, including the State Council's decision to amend the Invoice Management Measures and announcements from the National Taxation Administration regarding the transition from business tax to value-added tax [7][11]. - It also outlines the procedures for handling red invoices in cases of returns or changes in the seller's name, emphasizing the need for proper documentation and system compliance [7][8].

Group 1 - The article addresses an issue where employees encounter an error message during the declaration of individual income tax, indicating that the previous period did not deduct the cumulative reduction amount of 60,000 yuan [1][3]. - The error arises when an employee previously deducted based on 5,000 yuan per month but attempts to switch to a 60,000 yuan annual deduction, leading to a mismatch in deduction methods [5][6]. - According to the National Taxation Administration's announcement, employees whose annual income does not exceed 60,000 yuan can choose to deduct either 60,000 yuan directly or continue with the 5,000 yuan monthly deduction [6][7]. Group 2 - For employees opting for the 60,000 yuan deduction, they must first correct the cumulative reduction amount in the previous months' declaration before proceeding with the current month's declaration [8][12]. - The steps to correct the declaration include adjusting the tax month to January, entering the comprehensive income declaration, and confirming the deduction method [8][10][11]. - After confirming the changes, the employee must return to the declaration interface to recalculate the tax and submit the corrected declaration [12][17]. Group 3 - Alternatively, employees can continue to deduct based on 5,000 yuan per month, which also requires adjusting the tax month to January and following similar steps in the declaration process [18][20]. - The article emphasizes that only one of the two methods should be chosen based on the employee's actual situation, and corrections should be made sequentially by month [24].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the differences between resident and non-resident individuals in China regarding personal income tax obligations and the specific regulations that apply to each category [1][2][3]. Summary by Sections Basic Concepts - Resident individuals are defined as those who have a domicile in China or stay in China for 183 days or more within a tax year. Non-resident individuals do not have a domicile and stay for less than 183 days [1]. - Resident individuals are subject to personal income tax on income sourced from both China and abroad, while non-resident individuals are only taxed on income sourced from within China [1]. Tax Obligations - Resident individuals calculate personal income tax based on their comprehensive income, which includes wages, labor remuneration, and other specified incomes, after deducting a standard expense of 60,000 yuan and other allowable deductions [3]. - Non-resident individuals calculate personal income tax on a monthly or per-instance basis, with a deduction of 5,000 yuan from their monthly income for tax calculations [3]. Other Regulations - Non-resident individuals who stay in China for no more than 90 days in a tax year are exempt from personal income tax on income paid by foreign employers, provided it is not borne by a Chinese entity [2]. - Non-resident individuals who stay for more than 183 days but have not been in China for six consecutive years may apply for tax exemption on foreign-sourced income by filing with the tax authority [2]. Identity Transition - Non-resident individuals who initially expect to stay for less than 90 days but exceed this duration must report to the tax authority within 15 days after reaching the threshold and recalculate their tax obligations without incurring penalties [4]. - If a non-resident individual’s stay extends to meet the criteria for residency, they must maintain the same tax withholding method for the year but can opt for a final settlement before leaving China [3][4]. Policy References - The article cites relevant laws and regulations, including the Personal Income Tax Law of the People's Republic of China and related announcements from the Ministry of Finance and the State Taxation Administration [5].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the process of issuing agricultural product purchase invoices through the electronic tax bureau, emphasizing the importance of these invoices as VAT deduction certificates for agricultural products purchased from individual producers [1]. Group 1: Invoice Issuance Process - Step 1: Access the electronic tax bureau and navigate to the "Invoice Usage" section, selecting "Blue Invoice Issuance" [3]. - Step 2: Click "Issue Invoice," choose "Electronic Invoice," and select "Ordinary Invoice" and "Agricultural Product Purchase" from the dropdown menus [4]. - Step 3: Fill in the buyer and seller information accurately, including the seller's personal identity details [4]. - Step 4: Enter the invoice details, where the system can assist in matching product names with corresponding codes [4]. - Step 5: Preview the invoice information and click "Issue Invoice" if everything is correct [4]. Group 2: Related Information - The article also references previous guides on issuing various types of invoices, including second-hand vehicle invoices and real estate tax maintenance [6]. - It highlights that the platform is a non-official resource aimed at providing learning materials and is not a standard for actual tax payments [8].

Group 1 - The article provides a step-by-step guide for taxpayers on how to query and print their personal income tax payment records through the Natural Person Electronic Tax Bureau (Web version) [1][4][6] - Taxpayers can select the city "Xiamen" to access records dating back to April 2005 [3] - The default setting shows the current year's tax period, and users can choose the desired tax period to view corresponding records [4][6] Group 2 - The article introduces the "Yueyue" interactive feature for taxpayers to seek assistance through intelligent and manual interactions [13][14] - Taxpayers can input questions or use voice input for inquiries, and the system will provide relevant knowledge based on current matters [14] - If the intelligent response does not meet the taxpayer's needs, they can switch to manual interaction by clicking the "manual" button [15] Group 3 - Taxpayers can leave messages during the waiting period for manual interaction, which will be addressed by staff once received [17] - An appointment feature allows taxpayers to schedule a time for manual interaction if they are unavailable at the moment [18] - The personal center function enables taxpayers to check the status of their messages, appointments, and other related information [20] Group 4 - The article explains how to switch between personal and enterprise identities for interaction within the electronic tax bureau [23] - Taxpayers can view their message and appointment information across both web and app platforms [25] - Instructions are provided for natural persons to modify their default service agency through the personal center [25]

Group 1 - The article provides a step-by-step guide for individuals to register and log in to the personal income tax APP, emphasizing the importance of accurate information input during the process [2][3][4] - It highlights the necessity for individuals to declare "Other Operating Income (Form A)" when engaging in other production or business activities, and the process to initiate this declaration [9][4] - The article outlines the importance of selecting the correct reporting year and residence for tax declaration, noting that these choices cannot be changed within the same tax year [7][8] Group 2 - The article details the information required in the "Tax Calculation" section, including automatic entries for "Entrusted Collection Income" and "Invoice Income," and the need for individuals to input any additional income [11][19] - It explains the process for entering costs and expenses related to business activities, as well as options for deducting previous year losses and personal donations [13][19] - The article discusses the "Exemption Information" section, where individuals can add tax exemptions or benefits, and the steps to save this information [15][16] Group 3 - The final steps involve reviewing the filled information in the "Tax Calculation" section and submitting the declaration, with an option to pay taxes immediately after submission [18][19]

Group 1 - The article provides a detailed guide on how to fill out the personal income tax declaration for children's education deductions using the personal income tax APP or web portal [3][4][5] - It emphasizes that the special additional deduction information must be submitted annually [4] - The process includes verifying personal and spouse information, selecting children for whom the education deduction is claimed, and setting the education stage and time [5][6][7] Group 2 - For high school graduates, the current education stage should be marked as "high school education," and the end date must cover the graduation month before university enrollment [6][7] - After university enrollment, a new entry for "higher education" must be added, specifying the start date of university and the expected graduation date [7] - The deduction ratio can be set to either 100% or 50%, and this choice cannot be changed within the same tax year [7][9] Group 3 - The declaration can be submitted either through the withholding agent (monthly deduction) or through annual self-declaration [9] - If both high school and university education deductions are applicable in the same year, there will be two records for the education deduction [9]