Group 1 - The article outlines specific requirements for the remarks section of invoices for various business activities, including the need to specify taxpayer names, identification numbers, and service details for construction and real estate transactions [1] - It details the requirements for invoices related to insurance tax collection, transportation services, and the sale of prepaid cards, emphasizing the importance of including specific information in the remarks section [1] - The article also mentions the automatic printing of "YD" for certain small-scale taxpayers and the need for specific remarks when tax authorities issue invoices for personal insurance agents [1] Group 2 - The article explains the classification of sales entities for motor vehicle invoices, which includes manufacturers, authorized dealers, and other traders, as per the regulations set by the National Taxation Bureau [2] - It describes the process for downloading and printing electronic invoices through the new electronic tax bureau, providing step-by-step instructions for both individual and batch downloads [3][4][5][6] - The article provides guidance on how to modify incorrect sales party information in the electronic tax bureau, including changes to address, phone number, and bank account details [7][8][9][10]

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of compliance with invoicing regulations for businesses, highlighting the legal obligations to issue invoices and the consequences of failing to do so [18][31][45]. Group 1: Invoicing Regulations - Invoices are defined as payment vouchers issued during the sale of goods or provision of services, and they are crucial for both consumers and businesses [21][22]. - Businesses are legally required to issue invoices and cannot refuse to do so under any circumstances, as this constitutes a violation of the law [31][45]. - The article outlines that both paper and electronic invoices hold equal legal validity, with a push from the government to promote electronic invoicing [24]. Group 2: Compliance and Consequences - Businesses must issue invoices according to specified timelines and formats, and any deviation can lead to penalties, including fines up to 10,000 yuan [46]. - Repeated violations or serious infractions can result in public disclosure by tax authorities and may negatively impact a business's credit record [48]. - The article stresses that promotional activities, such as discounts, do not exempt businesses from their obligation to issue invoices [43].

Group 1 - The article provides a detailed guide for individuals on how to update their registered name in the electronic tax bureau app after changing their name with the public security bureau [2][4][6] - The process involves logging into the app, navigating to the account center, and accessing personal information management to modify the name [4][6][7] - After entering the new name, the system performs an automatic verification, and upon successful verification, the name change is completed [7][9] Group 2 - The article includes a reminder about the responsibilities of employers regarding the employment of disabled individuals, stating that they must employ at least 1.5% of their total workforce or pay a guarantee fund if they do not meet this requirement [21] - It outlines the steps for employers to declare and pay the disabled employment guarantee fund through the electronic tax bureau [21][22] Group 3 - The article mentions the upcoming changes in the VAT refund policy for general VAT taxpayers starting from September 2025, allowing eligible taxpayers to apply for refunds of their end-of-period tax credits [23] - It emphasizes the importance of using the electronic tax bureau or app for tax-related services, including the option for remote assistance through online consultations [24][25]

Group 1 - Export goods and services that occurred before the export tax refund (exemption) registration can still apply for tax refunds after the registration is completed [3] - Export enterprises must withdraw their export tax refund (exemption) registration before canceling tax registration [3] - Electronic sales contracts signed with foreign merchants are compliant with the registration document requirements [4] Group 2 - The retention period for export tax refund (exemption) registration documents is five years [4]

Group 1 - The article provides a detailed guide on how to correct the individual income tax withholding declaration for the year 2024, emphasizing the use of the Natural Person Electronic Tax Bureau for both online and in-person corrections [1][2][4]. - The process involves several steps, including logging in, selecting the tax month to be corrected, and ensuring that the declaration status is "successful" before proceeding with the correction [1][4]. - It is highlighted that if corrections are made for a month, subsequent months must also be corrected to avoid affecting the tax calculation and submission functions for those periods [1][4]. Group 2 - The article outlines the specific steps for using the Natural Person Electronic Tax Bureau (web version) to modify income items, including adjusting erroneous information and recalculating tax amounts [2][4]. - It mentions that if no adjustments are needed during the correction process, users can cancel the correction operation [2][4]. - Successful submission of the corrected report allows for the payment of any new tax liabilities through the tax payment menu [2][4]. Group 3 - The article specifies that the web-based withholding function is primarily suitable for units with 300 or fewer current employees who have not indicated a departure date or whose departure date is on or after the current date [3].

Core Viewpoint - The article provides a detailed guide on how to issue red-letter invoices using the electronic tax bureau app, emphasizing the importance of following the correct procedures for various scenarios such as sales returns or invoice errors [2]. Part 1: Red-letter Information Confirmation Form Entry - Step 1 involves logging into the electronic tax bureau app and navigating to the red-letter invoice issuance section [5]. - Step 2 requires users to enter the necessary details to query the blue-letter invoice information, allowing them to select the invoice they wish to redress [8]. - Users can view detailed information about the selected blue-letter invoice, including basic information and invoice status [9]. - The system allows users to select a specific reason for issuing the red-letter invoice, controlling the editable fields based on the selected reason [10]. - After confirming the details, users can submit the red-letter invoice request, which will generate the invoice if the conditions are met [11][15]. Part 2: Processing Red-letter Information Confirmation Form - Taxpayers can either confirm or reject the red-letter information confirmation form they receive, with options to withdraw their request if necessary [16]. - The processing interface allows users to search for and manage their red-letter information confirmation forms based on their role as either the seller or buyer [18]. - If the confirmation requires both parties' agreement, the initiating party can withdraw the request if the other party has not yet confirmed [28].

Core Viewpoint - The article provides a detailed guide on how general VAT taxpayers can confirm the purpose of electronic invoices (railway electronic tickets) through the electronic tax bureau and process VAT input tax deductions accordingly [2][5][7]. Group 1: Invoice Confirmation Process - General VAT taxpayers can confirm the purpose of electronic invoices via their tax digital accounts on the electronic tax bureau [2]. - The steps include logging into the electronic tax bureau, navigating to the invoice confirmation section, and selecting the appropriate invoices for deduction [3][5]. - After selecting the invoices, taxpayers must submit the confirmation and verify the statistical data before completing the deduction process [5][6]. Group 2: Tax Declaration Process - Taxpayers must fill in the VAT input tax amounts from the confirmed electronic invoices in the VAT and additional tax declaration form during the tax declaration process [7]. - The article emphasizes the importance of accurate reporting of these amounts to ensure compliance with tax regulations [7]. Group 3: Additional Information - The article mentions that the electronic tax bureau provides various functionalities for taxpayers, including online consultations and assistance for tax-related queries [25]. - It encourages taxpayers to utilize the electronic tax bureau for efficient tax management and compliance [25].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the process for companies to appeal their tax credit rating if it has declined, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a good credit rating for financing, bidding, and tax benefits [1]. Group 1: Tax Credit Evaluation Process - Companies can apply for a re-evaluation of their tax credit rating if they have objections to the results, as per the new regulations effective from July 1, 2025 [1]. - The tax authority is required to complete the re-evaluation within 15 working days from the date of application [1]. Group 2: Steps for Application - Step 1: Log into the electronic tax bureau and navigate to the tax credit management section [2]. - Step 2: In the tax credit management module, switch the evaluation year to view the credit evaluation status and deduction details for different years [3]. - Step 3: Click on "Apply for Adjustment" and select "Apply for Re-evaluation" from the confirmation box that appears [3]. Group 3: Submission Requirements - Applicants must choose a reason for the re-evaluation and provide an explanation if "Other" is selected [5]. - Supporting documents can be uploaded either by scanning or from local files, and applicants must review their information before submission [5].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the various tax policies and exemptions related to stamp duty, particularly focusing on small and micro enterprises, and highlights the benefits of these policies for businesses [11][14][23]. Summary by Sections Stamp Duty Rates - Different contracts have specific stamp duty rates, such as financing lease contracts at 0.05%, sales contracts at 0.3%, and construction contracts at 0.3% [4]. - Certain contracts, including those related to transportation and technology, also have defined rates, with transportation fees at 0.3% and technology contracts at 0.3% [4]. Exemptions from Stamp Duty - Various documents are exempt from stamp duty, including legal documents from courts and arbitration institutions, as well as certain contracts related to government and non-profit organizations [5]. - Specific exemptions apply to contracts for agricultural purchases and sales, as well as contracts signed by non-profit medical institutions [5]. Tax Benefits for Small and Micro Enterprises - Small and micro enterprises can benefit from reduced corporate income tax rates, with a tax burden as low as 5% for those with annual taxable income not exceeding 3 million yuan [14]. - From January 1, 2023, to December 31, 2027, small-scale taxpayers with monthly sales below 100,000 yuan are exempt from VAT [19]. Additional Tax Relief Measures - The article outlines additional tax relief measures, including a 50% reduction in various taxes for small and micro enterprises, which can be combined with other preferential policies [15][16]. - Financial institutions are exempt from stamp duty on loan contracts with small and micro enterprises, emphasizing the support for these businesses [21]. Policy References - The article cites several policy documents that provide the legal basis for the discussed tax benefits and exemptions, including announcements from the Ministry of Finance and the State Taxation Administration [23].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the mechanisms and conditions for tax credit restoration for businesses that have previously committed tax-related violations, emphasizing the importance of compliance and timely rectification to improve credit ratings [7][6]. Group 1: Restoration Mechanisms - Businesses that correct their credit violations within three days can restore 100% of their deducted points, with a tiered restoration system for different levels of deductions [3]. - A gradual restoration mechanism for unpaid taxes is established, where the restoration points are calculated based on the proportion and timeliness of tax payments [3]. - New "overall credit restoration" scenarios are introduced, allowing businesses with no new violations for over six months to gain additional restoration points, capped at a maximum of 11 points [3]. Group 2: Specific Conditions for Restoration - Businesses that have corrected tax declaration and payment issues can apply for credit restoration [4]. - Entities that have been directly rated as D-level due to invoice management violations can apply for restoration after a specified period without new violations, depending on the severity of past penalties [4]. - Businesses that have fulfilled legal obligations and had their non-compliant status lifted by tax authorities are eligible for credit restoration [4]. Group 3: Application Process - Businesses can apply for credit restoration by submitting a form to the tax authority before the annual evaluation, which will be completed within 15 working days [7]. - If violations have not yet been recorded in the credit evaluation, businesses do not need to apply, as the tax authority will update the results during the annual evaluation [7]. - The tax authority will expand and optimize credit restoration channels based on the collection of tax credit information [7].