Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the new features added to the "One Network for All" platform to facilitate taxpayers in handling personal equity changes, specifically emphasizing the importance of tax declaration before proceeding with equity transfer [2][3]. Group 1: Process Overview - Step 1 involves logging into the "One Network for All" platform using either the electronic business license or the corporate one-card login, followed by searching for "personal equity change" [2]. - Step 2 requires taxpayers to confirm whether personal income tax and stamp duty related to equity transfer have been declared and paid, with online options available for both tax declarations [3][4]. - Step 3 includes filling out the equity change information, where users must provide details about the transferor and transferee, with options to add multiple transferees if necessary [4][5]. Group 2: Submission and Confirmation - In Step 4, users must upload necessary documents, including the equity transfer contract and proof of original equity value, before submitting the application [5]. - After submission, a success message is displayed, and users can track the status of their application using a unique approval code [5].

Group 1 - The article discusses issues related to the inability to select transferor information during the "personal equity change" process due to synchronization problems with the electronic tax bureau [1] - Two main situations are identified: one where the company did not synchronize shareholder information after a previous equity change, and another where the investment information is outdated [1] - The article provides a step-by-step guide for companies to verify and correct their investment information through the new electronic tax bureau platform [1] Group 2 - The article emphasizes the importance of keeping investment information updated to facilitate smooth transactions in equity changes [1] - It highlights the functionality of the electronic tax bureau in managing and reporting tax-related identity information changes [1] - The process for correcting investment information is outlined, ensuring that companies can proceed with their equity change operations without further issues [1]