Core Points - The article discusses the implementation of the "Tax Payment Credit Management Measures" starting from July 1, 2025, allowing individual businesses to voluntarily apply for tax credit management [2]. Group 1: Taxpayer Incentives - Individual businesses rated as A-level taxpayers (with a score above 90) will receive various incentives from tax authorities [4]. - A-level taxpayer lists will be publicly announced [5]. - A-level taxpayers can have their scores increased by 1 point for the next year, with a maximum score of 100 points for continuous A-level ratings [6]. Group 2: Invoice Management - A-level taxpayers can receive up to three months' worth of VAT invoices at once and can adjust their invoice needs immediately [7]. - Eligible taxpayers can apply for fully digital electronic invoices from their tax authorities [7]. Group 3: Additional Benefits - Tax authorities will provide a green channel or dedicated personnel to assist A-level taxpayers who have maintained their status for three consecutive years [8]. - Joint incentives from tax authorities and related departments will be implemented, along with other measures based on actual conditions [9].

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of compliance with the new regulations regarding the reporting of tax-related professional service institutions and personnel, highlighting the consequences of non-compliance [5][6]. Group 1: Tax Professional Service Management - The "Management Measures for Tax Professional Services (Trial)" stipulates that institutions providing tax-related services must report their basic information as per regulations [5]. - Failure to report this information may lead to reminders, deadlines for correction, or even interviews by the tax authority [6]. - Serious violations can result in being classified as a dishonest entity, with the tax authority issuing risk warnings to clients and requiring on-site processing of tax-related business [6]. Group 2: VAT General Taxpayer Registration - Small-scale VAT taxpayers must register as general taxpayers according to policy, which can be done through the electronic tax bureau [10]. - The registration process includes two modes: confirmation and supplementary [13]. - In the confirmation mode, taxpayers confirm system-generated results, while in the supplementary mode, they fill in missing information based on pre-filled data [16]. Group 3: Important Considerations - Once registered as a general taxpayer, a taxpayer cannot revert to small-scale taxpayer status unless specified by the State Taxation Administration [17].