Group 1 - The article provides guidance on how taxpayers can query tax fee type recognition through the electronic tax bureau, emphasizing the simplicity and convenience of the process [1] - Two methods for querying tax fee type recognition are outlined: the first involves logging into the electronic tax bureau and navigating to the "Taxpayer Information Query" section, while the second method focuses on accessing the "Tax Fee Type Information Report" [2][3] Group 2 - The article discusses the housing rental deduction policy, stating that if a taxpayer incurs rental expenses in a city different from their registered city, the deduction should be based on the actual work location [8] - It specifies the standard deduction amounts for housing rental expenses based on city classifications, with major cities having a deduction of 1500 yuan per month, while other cities have lower thresholds [8][9] - The article clarifies that taxpayers cannot simultaneously claim deductions for both housing loan interest and rental expenses, and only one can be chosen for deduction [10]

Group 1 - The article provides guidance on how to query tax fee classification information for enterprises through the electronic tax bureau [1] - It details the steps for businesses to log in and access the tax fee classification information, including various tax-related parameters such as collection projects, rates, and validity periods [1] - The article also explains the process for individuals to handle cross-regional tax source registration, including specific login methods and recommendations for successful registration [3] Group 2 - The source of the information is the State Taxation Administration of Guangzhou, indicating official backing for the content [4] - The article includes a reminder that the platform is unofficial and serves as a learning resource, emphasizing the importance of verifying tax standards [6]