Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of timely and accurate reporting of information by tax-related professional service institutions to enhance their credit rating and compliance with tax regulations [4][6]. Group 1: Reporting Requirements - Tax-related professional service institutions must submit basic information about their personnel to the tax authority before providing services, and any changes must be reported within 30 days [4]. - Institutions are required to report service agreements accurately to avoid penalties for insufficient reporting [4][6]. - Four specific business reports must be submitted by March 31 of the following year after completing certain tax-related services [6][7]. Group 2: Evaluation and Scoring - Institutions receive scores based on timely submission of annual reports, with full points awarded for on-time submissions and penalties for late submissions [6][7]. - Client satisfaction evaluations are automatically sent to clients after service completion, impacting the institution's score based on client feedback [6][7]. - Institutions can earn additional points by submitting general tax consultation reports, with a cap on the total points that can be earned [6][7]. Group 3: Compliance and Organizational Structure - Joining industry associations and establishing a party organization can yield additional points for tax-related professional service institutions [6][7]. - Institutions must ensure compliance with invoicing regulations based on their actual business operations [6][7]. - The credit rating of clients affects the scoring of the institution, with higher-rated clients contributing positively to the institution's overall score [6][7].