Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the requirements for general taxpayers to deduct input VAT on domestic passenger transportation services, emphasizing the need for specific types of invoices and tickets that include passenger identity information [2][3]. Group 1: Types of Invoices and Tickets - General taxpayers can use four types of documents for VAT deduction: VAT special invoices, VAT electronic ordinary invoices, airline electronic ticket itineraries, and railway electronic tickets [3]. - VAT special invoices and VAT electronic ordinary invoices are typically obtained from ride-hailing services and can be directly deducted based on the tax amount stated on the invoice [3]. - The input VAT for airline transportation is calculated as (ticket price + fuel surcharge) ÷ (1 + 9%) × 9%, and it is crucial to verify the passenger identity information [3]. - For railway transportation, the input VAT is calculated as ticket amount ÷ (1 + 9%) × 9%, with a similar requirement to check passenger identity information [3]. Group 2: VAT Declaration and Reporting - The VAT and additional tax declaration form requires specific entries for input VAT, including a section for other deductible documents [4][6]. - Taxpayers must fill in the relevant sections of the declaration form based on the types of invoices and tickets used for VAT deduction, ensuring compliance with regulations [6][7]. - The total input VAT for domestic passenger transportation services must be reported accurately, including all relevant invoices and tickets [7].