Group 1 - The article discusses a new policy that allows rural residents to enjoy tax exemptions on certain vehicles, specifically motorcycles, tricycles, and low-speed cargo vehicles, which are primarily used in rural areas [5][6][7] - The policy is aimed at promoting the use of larger and more efficient vehicles for transporting goods, such as fertilizers and grains, which can benefit rural economies [3][5] - The specific criteria for the vehicles eligible for tax reduction include design speed limits and ownership by rural residents, which are clearly defined in the policy [6][7] Group 2 - The article emphasizes the importance of verifying the legitimacy of electronic invoices, highlighting a "three checks" principle to ensure compliance [13][19] - The first check involves confirming the authenticity of the invoice through official channels, avoiding unofficial links that may lead to fraudulent sites [14] - The second check focuses on ensuring that the invoice details match the actual transaction, including supplier information and amounts [16][17] - The third check requires verifying the status of the invoice to ensure it is valid and not subject to any redemptions [18][19]