Group 1 - The article discusses tax exemptions for individuals transferring their self-used housing for over five years, specifically for the family's only home [3] - For individuals purchasing their first home, a reduced deed tax rate of 1% applies for properties under 140 square meters, while a rate of 1.5% applies for properties above that size [3] - For the second home, the tax rate is reduced to 1% for properties under 140 square meters and 2% for those above [3] - The tax rate for the third home and beyond is set at 3% [3] Group 2 - Taxpayers must submit proof of family member information and a written inquiry result regarding their housing situation from the local real estate management department to enjoy tax benefits [3] - If information sharing conditions are met, taxpayers can authorize the tax authority to obtain relevant information through shared channels [3] - In cases where information sharing is not possible, taxpayers must submit a "Tax Proof Commitment" and bear legal responsibility for the truthfulness of their commitments [3] Group 3 - The article warns about the risks associated with developers and intermediaries collecting and handling deed taxes, including financial, legal, information, and rights risks [3] - Specific risks include the potential misappropriation of tax payments, legal liabilities for tax evasion, information leaks, and missing out on tax benefits [3] - It emphasizes that self-reporting of deed tax is the safest approach [3]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the implementation of electronic invoices (railway electronic tickets) for passenger transportation in China starting from October 1, detailing the process for general taxpayers to claim deductions [3][12]. Group 1: Deduction Process - Step 1: Log into the new electronic tax bureau and navigate to "Hot Services" then "Invoice Business" [3]. - Step 2: Click on "Invoice Selection Confirmation" followed by "Deduction Selection" [4]. - Step 3: Select the status "Not Selected," input relevant query conditions, and click "Query" to display eligible invoices [6]. - Step 4: Choose the qualifying electronic invoices and click "Submit Selection," confirming the operation upon success [7]. Group 2: Statistical Confirmation - Step 1: After all invoices for the current period are selected for deduction, access the statistical confirmation interface through "Hot Services" and "Invoice Business" [9]. - Step 2: Verify the statistical data, confirm the statistical table, and click "Apply Statistics" to finalize the electronic invoice deduction confirmation [10]. Group 3: VAT Declaration - General taxpayers should report the input tax amount from electronic invoices (railway electronic tickets) in the "Detailed Information of Input Tax Amount" section of the VAT and Additional Tax Declaration Form [11].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the process of changing the financial responsible person in a company through the national unified electronic tax bureau without needing prior approval from market regulatory authorities [1]. Group 1: Changing Financial Responsible Person - Step 1: Log into the national unified electronic tax bureau, navigate to "Enterprise Business," and select "Tax Handling" → "Comprehensive Information Report" → "Identity Information Report" → "Tax-related Market Entity Identity Information Change" [2]. - Step 2: In the identity information change section, click "Add," select the change item as "Financial Responsible Person Name," and the system will prompt for additional information such as ID type, ID number, fixed phone, mobile phone, and email [2]. - Step 3: Enter the new information, confirm accuracy, check the change items, and click "Confirm" to complete the process [3]. Group 2: Additional Tax Reporting Information - The article mentions the addition of "Employee Compensation" and "Export Method" in the "Information on Preferential and Additional Reporting Matters" section, which taxpayers must accurately report [9]. - Taxpayers are required to supplement their reports based on the "Enterprise Income Tax Reporting Item Directory," which is published separately on the State Taxation Administration's website and updated according to policy changes [10]. Group 3: Adjustments in Tax Reporting - The article outlines adjustments in the prepayment tax calculation section, including the addition of items such as "Sales Expenses" and "Other Income" in the annual tax reporting form [13]. - It specifies that enterprises must report their pre-sale income from unfinished development products clearly, particularly for real estate development companies [15].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses recent changes in tax regulations affecting enterprises, particularly focusing on tax credit applications and reporting requirements for export businesses [9][13][18]. Group 1: Tax Credit Changes - Enterprises purchasing energy-saving, water-saving, and environmental protection equipment can now choose to apply for tax credits during monthly or quarterly prepayments, enhancing cash flow flexibility [9]. - The new regulations allow for a more streamlined process in claiming tax credits, which was previously only available during annual tax settlements [9]. Group 2: Reporting Requirements for Export Businesses - Export businesses must now include income from exported goods in their operating income declarations, regardless of whether the export is done directly or through an agent [13]. - Companies engaged in agency export activities must report their agency fees as part of their operating income and provide detailed information about the actual exporting party and export amounts during prepayment declarations [13]. Group 3: Adjustments in Tax Reporting Forms - New adjustments in tax reporting forms include the addition of employee compensation and export method details in the income section for relevant enterprises [14]. - The updated forms will also require detailed reporting on tax credits for specialized equipment and income from unfinished products for real estate developers [14]. - The changes in tax distribution calculations will extend to prepayment stages for consolidated tax reporting enterprises [14]. Group 4: Compliance and Implementation Timeline - Enterprises must accurately fill out the names of tax incentive items based on the latest directory published by the State Taxation Administration [16]. - The new regulations will take effect on October 1, 2025, with specific timelines for different types of enterprises regarding the use of new reporting forms [18].

Core Points - The article provides a detailed guide on how individual business owners can maintain personal information when declaring personal income tax through the Natural Person Electronic Tax Bureau (withholding end) [2][3][4]. Group 1: Operational Steps - Users must log into the Natural Person Electronic Tax Bureau and navigate to the "Withholding and Payment" section, then select "Personnel Information Collection" [3]. - In the "Personnel Information Collection" page, users should click "Add" to input taxpayer's identity information and other basic data accurately to avoid issues with subsequent operations [5][9]. - After entering the necessary information, users must ensure that the submission status is "Submission Successful" and the identity verification status is "Verification Passed" to proceed with withholding declaration operations [9]. Group 2: Information Requirements - Taxpayer's basic information must include name, nationality, gender, education level, and date of birth, among other details [6][7]. - If the taxpayer's name contains rare characters, users are advised to install a special character patch to support the input and display of such characters [6]. - The system requires that only taxpayers with a "Submission Successful" status can perform withholding declaration operations, emphasizing the importance of timely submission [5][9]. Group 3: Future Changes - Starting from October 1, 2025, internet platform enterprises will be required to report the identity and income information of operators and employees within the platform [17][18]. - The article mentions that internet platform enterprises will handle withholding declarations and agency declarations for their employees according to the new regulations effective from October 1, 2025 [18].

Group 1 - The article discusses the implementation of new tax reporting requirements for enterprises in Shanxi Province, effective from October 1, 2025, including changes to the corporate income tax prepayment declaration forms [8][11]. - Internet platform enterprises are required to report the identity and income information of operators and employees within their platforms between October 1 and October 31, 2025 [9][10]. - The corporate income tax prepayment declaration form will include new items such as "tax credit amount" and "income from sales of unfinished products," reflecting adjustments in tax calculation methods [8][11]. Group 2 - The article emphasizes the importance of electronic tax services, encouraging taxpayers to utilize the electronic tax bureau or app for tax payments and inquiries, with remote assistance available if needed [12][14]. - Taxpayers are reminded of various tax payment deadlines, including value-added tax, consumption tax, and individual income tax, with specific dates outlined for different types of taxes [7].

Group 1 - The article discusses the addition of new reporting items related to employee compensation and export methods in tax declarations, requiring taxpayers to accurately report relevant information [8][9] - Adjustments to the prepayment tax calculation section include the addition of sales expenses and other income, as well as detailed reporting of export income types [9][10] - A new project for "tax credit" is introduced for enterprises eligible for special equipment tax credit policies, allowing them to report during prepayment declarations [12][13] Group 2 - The article outlines the adjustment of the tax allocation calculation method for total and branch institutions, promoting the method from the settlement phase to the prepayment phase [15][16] - Modifications to the form name and data items are specified, including the addition of actual tax allocation amounts and cumulative amounts for better clarity in tax reporting [16][17]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the tax policy for small-scale taxpayers, specifically the reduction of the VAT rate from 3% to 1%, and clarifies that the 2% VAT reduction should not be included in the taxable income for corporate income tax purposes [2]. Tax Policy Summary - Small-scale taxpayers will have their VAT reduced from 3% to 1% [2]. - The VAT reduction effectively means that the 2% exemption is already accounted for in the taxable income for corporate income tax [2]. - An example is provided where a small-scale taxpayer with a gross sales amount of 1 million yuan would have a net sales income of approximately 990,100 yuan and a VAT liability of about 9,900 yuan [2].

Group 1 - The article discusses the procedures for handling export tax refunds, specifically the distinction between sold and unsold goods during the export process [3][9] - It outlines two scenarios for tax refund applications: one where goods are sold and unsold are separately reported, and another where all goods are reported under the same category [3][9] - The article emphasizes the importance of correctly filling out the tax refund application forms, including the specific codes for different types of tax refund applications [3][9] Group 2 - It clarifies the timeline for tax refund calculations, stating that the calculation period is from the first day of the month following the completion of the export tax refund application to April 30 of the following year [3][9] - The article notes that foreign trade enterprises have the flexibility to process tax refund calculations at any time within the calculation period, not limited to the VAT declaration periods [3][9] - It explains the implications of reduced VAT rates for small-scale taxpayers, indicating that the reduced portion of VAT should not be counted as taxable income for corporate income tax purposes [9][10]

Core Viewpoint - The article provides a detailed guide on how taxpayers can withdraw tax refund applications and perform self-checks on their tax declarations through the electronic tax bureau system, emphasizing the importance of accurate data submission to avoid errors in tax reporting [10][12][19]. Group 1: Tax Refund Withdrawal Process - Taxpayers can withdraw their tax refund applications by filling out the required information in the "Tax Refund Withdrawal Application Details" section, ensuring that all mandatory fields are completed [3]. - The system automatically populates the reporting month and batch number, and taxpayers must select the appropriate business type for the withdrawal [3]. - After entering the necessary data, taxpayers can save, edit, or delete entries as needed before submitting the withdrawal request [3][10]. Group 2: Self-Check Functionality - Taxpayers can utilize the "Self-Check Results Query" feature to verify the accuracy of their tax declaration data, which helps identify any discrepancies before final submission [10][12]. - The self-check process automatically retrieves results for the current reporting month, highlighting any unresolved discrepancies that need to be addressed [13][15]. - If discrepancies are found, taxpayers can correct the errors through the "Declaration Correction and Cancellation" function, ensuring compliance with tax regulations [17][19].