Core Viewpoint - The article provides a comprehensive guide for tax-related service institutions to improve their credit scores through timely and accurate reporting of information, adherence to regulations, and strategic actions to avoid penalties and enhance scores. Group 1: Steps to Improve Credit Score - Step 1: Timely and Accurate Reporting of Real Name Information is crucial for tax service institutions to submit their basic information to tax authorities before providing services and to update it as necessary [1][2]. - Step 2: Accurate Reporting of Tax Service Agreement Information is essential, requiring institutions to report agreement details to tax authorities within specified timeframes [4][5]. - Step 3: Timely Submission of Annual Reports is mandated, with institutions required to submit the previous year's report by March 31 each year [7]. - Step 4: Timely Submission of Special Reports is required for various tax-related services, with a deadline of March 31 of the following year [8][10]. Group 2: Common Penalty Points - Institutions must report any changes in basic information within 30 days to avoid penalties [2]. - Failing to submit required reports or submitting them late can result in significant point deductions, with severe violations leading to being listed as untrustworthy [6][11][13]. - Misreporting or failing to correct information can incur penalties of up to 200 points and potential loss of credibility [6][12][13]. Group 3: Strategies for Score Enhancement - Institutions can earn additional points by establishing a party organization, uploading professional certificates, and joining industry associations [3]. - Encouraging clients to provide satisfaction evaluations within 15 days can yield additional points based on their feedback [6]. - Regularly submitting business reports after completing tax services can also contribute to score improvement, with a cap of 20 points per year [14]. Group 4: Compliance and Ethical Standards - Strict adherence to professional norms can prevent point deductions and enhance credit scores, with compliance being a core principle throughout the service process [20]. - Violations of tax laws or unethical practices can lead to severe penalties, including significant point deductions and being placed on a blacklist [18][20].