Group 1 - Private enterprises play a crucial role in social and economic development, contributing to job creation, improving livelihoods, and promoting innovation [1] - Gansu Province's tax authorities are actively responding to the tax and fee demands of private enterprises by optimizing service models and ensuring the implementation of tax incentives [1][3] - The Gansu tax department is focused on tailored services for enterprises, utilizing tax big data to ensure that tax benefits are effectively delivered [3] Group 2 - Gansu Niudian Senxiang Vehicle Manufacturing Co., Ltd. has benefited from tax incentives, receiving a research and development expense deduction of 6.3774 million yuan in 2024, which has enhanced its funding for smart manufacturing [2] - Dahua Water-saving Technology Co., Ltd. received tax relief of 3.16 million yuan from R&D expense deductions and VAT exemptions from January to May 2025, alleviating financial pressure for technology upgrades [2] - The tax department's support has enabled companies to achieve high-quality development through compliance and integrity in tax payments [5] Group 3 - The tax credit evaluation system is essential for measuring corporate compliance, with Gansu's tax authorities implementing differentiated services based on tax credit ratings [5][6] - Companies with good tax credit ratings can access more convenient services, while those with poor ratings face operational challenges [6] - The "credit-for-loan" program allows compliant companies to secure loans without collateral, supporting their operational needs [5][6] Group 4 - Gansu tax authorities employ a "pre-warning + tracking + post-sanction" service model to help enterprises correct policy execution deviations and reduce tax risks [7][8] - The tax department uses big data analysis to identify potential tax risks, providing timely alerts to companies to avoid operational disruptions [7] - Cross-departmental information sharing enhances the effectiveness of tax enforcement and compliance monitoring [7][8] Group 5 - Gansu tax authorities encourage enterprises to strengthen financial and tax knowledge training, improving the accuracy of tax declarations [8] - The establishment of a tax risk prevention manual for the silicon carbide industry aids companies in maintaining compliance [9] - The focus on technological upgrades and financial management is essential for the sustainable development of the silicon carbide industry [9]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the importance of tax credit evaluation and the procedures for repairing tax credit ratings in the new electronic tax bureau system, emphasizing the behaviors that can negatively impact tax credit levels and the steps for rectification [2][14]. Tax Credit Evaluation Impacting Behaviors - Common behaviors that can affect tax credit ratings include failure to file tax returns on time, failure to pay taxes as required, improper issuance and management of invoices, and inadequate tax registration and bookkeeping [3][4][5][6]. - Serious violations leading to a direct classification as D-level include tax evasion, failure to pay taxes or penalties as required, and providing false information to obtain tax benefits [7][8][9][10][11][12][13]. Tax Credit Repair Process - Taxpayers can apply for tax credit repair if they meet certain conditions, such as rectifying late filings or payments, and fulfilling legal obligations after being classified as D-level [15][16][17]. - The repair process involves checking evaluation indicators, applying for credit repair through the electronic tax bureau, and submitting the application for approval [18][19].

Core Viewpoint - The 2024 annual tax credit evaluation results have been released, and taxpayers can easily check their tax credit ratings through the electronic tax bureau [8][19]. Group 1: How to Check Tax Credit Rating - Method 1: Log in to the electronic tax bureau, and the tax credit rating will be displayed next to the company name on the homepage [10]. - Method 2: - Step 1: After logging in, click on "I want to pay taxes" - "Tax Credit" - "Tax Credit Management" or search for "Tax Credit Management" [12]. - Step 2: Select the evaluation year as "2024" to view the evaluation results and detailed indicators [13]. - Step 3: Click on "Evaluation Information Issuance" to view and print the corresponding annual tax evaluation information [14]. Group 2: Importance of Tax Credit Evaluation - The tax credit evaluation results are crucial for taxpayers as they affect the enjoyment of tax benefits and the efficiency of tax handling [8]. Group 3: Adjustment and Correction - If taxpayers find discrepancies in their evaluation or have corrected any dishonest behavior, they can apply for adjustments in the "Tax Credit Management" interface [17].

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of maintaining proper accounting records and tax documentation in compliance with national regulations, highlighting the responsibilities of taxpayers and withholding agents in managing their tax-related records and documentation [2][4][8]. Group 1: Accounting Records - Taxpayers and withholding agents must establish tax withholding and collection account books within 10 days from the occurrence of the withholding obligation [2]. - Accounting records must include general ledgers, detailed ledgers, journals, and other auxiliary books, all of which should be in Chinese, with provisions for ethnic minority languages in autonomous regions [4]. - If the accounting system is sound, computer-generated accounting records can be considered equivalent to traditional accounting books [6]. Group 2: Document Retention Periods - Invoices must be retained for 5 years, while accounting books, vouchers, reports, and other tax-related documents should be kept for 10 years, unless otherwise specified by law [8]. - Personal donation receipts for tax deductions must be retained for 5 years [11]. - Taxpayers must keep relevant documentation for special additional deductions for 5 years [13]. Group 3: Compliance and Penalties - Failure to properly set up and maintain tax-related records can lead to penalties, including points deducted from tax credit evaluations [15][16]. - Specific violations include not maintaining proper export tax refund records and mishandling invoices, which can incur point deductions [16].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the 2024 annual tax credit evaluation results for companies in Beijing, detailing how to check these results, how to appeal if there are disputes, and the process for restoring tax credit after penalties [3][8]. Summary by Sections Checking Tax Credit Evaluation Results - Companies can view their current tax credit evaluation results by logging into the electronic tax bureau, where the results will be displayed next to their company name [4]. - For detailed results and indicator specifics, companies should navigate to the "Tax Credit Management" section after logging in [6]. Disputing Evaluation Results - If a company disagrees with its tax credit evaluation results, it can apply for a re-evaluation from the tax authority. This is applicable if the company believes that the deductions or classifications were incorrect or due to reasons beyond their control [8][10]. - The application for re-evaluation must be submitted within the same year the evaluation results are published, specifically from the publication date until December 31 of that year [8]. Restoring Tax Credit - Companies that have incurred penalties due to non-compliance can apply to restore their tax credit after actively correcting the issues and eliminating negative impacts [10]. - It is important to note that the restoration application can only be made if the company does not dispute the annual evaluation results. If there is a dispute, the company must first resolve it through the re-evaluation process before applying for restoration [12].

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article emphasizes the importance of tax credit ratings for enterprises, highlighting the new scoring system for A-level taxpayers which increases their tolerance for errors [2][6] - Starting from the 2023 evaluation, A-level taxpayers can increase their starting score by 1 point for the next year, with a maximum cumulative increase based on consecutive A-level evaluations [2][6] - For example, Company A, which had a B-level rating in 2021 and A-level ratings in 2022 and 2023, will have a starting score of 92 for 2024 [3] - Company B, with A-level ratings in 2021 and 2022 but a B-level rating in 2023, will have a starting score of 90 for 2024 [4] - Company C, which had an A-level rating in 2021, a B-level rating in 2022, and an A-level rating in 2023, will have a starting score of 91 for 2024 [5] Group 2 - The article discusses the impact of non-recurring indicator information on tax credit ratings, stating that companies with such information in the last three evaluation years will start from 100 points, while those without will start from 90 points [8] - It is crucial for enterprises to maintain their tax credit ratings as it affects various aspects of their operations, including financial services, tax policy benefits, and efficient tax processing [12]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the recent announcement of the 2024 annual tax credit evaluation results and provides guidance on how taxpayers can check their evaluation results and apply for adjustments if necessary [1]. Summary by Sections How to Check Tax Credit Evaluation Results - Taxpayers can check their current tax credit evaluation results by logging into the electronic tax bureau, where the results will be displayed next to their company name [3]. - For detailed results and indicator specifics, taxpayers should navigate to the "Tax Credit Management" section after logging in, select the relevant year, and view the results and details [3]. Application for Re-evaluation - Taxpayers who disagree with their evaluation results can apply for a supplementary tax credit evaluation through their tax authority [4]. - Non-independent accounting branches can voluntarily participate in evaluations by applying for re-evaluation, and once they participate, they must adhere to the relevant tax credit management regulations during their existence [5]. - Individual businesses using the general VAT calculation method can also voluntarily apply for re-evaluation [5]. Tax Credit Repair Process - Since January 1, 2020, enterprises can repair their tax credit status by making credit commitments and correcting dishonest behaviors [6]. - Specific circumstances under which taxpayers can apply for tax credit repair are outlined in the relevant announcements [6]. Application Path for Adjusting Evaluation Results - To apply for a re-evaluation, taxpayers should go to the "Tax Credit Management" page, click on "Apply for Adjustment," select "Apply for Re-evaluation," fill out the form, and submit it after confirming the information is correct [8].

Group 1 - The article provides a step-by-step guide for taxpayers to print their tax credit evaluation information form through the electronic tax bureau [1] - Taxpayers can apply for a re-evaluation of their tax credit rating if they have objections to the evaluation results within the same year [2] - The process for applying for a re-evaluation includes filling out a specific application form and submitting it to the relevant tax authority [6]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the management and evaluation of taxpayer credit ratings in China, detailing the processes for querying, adjusting, and maintaining taxpayer credit ratings through the electronic tax bureau app and website [2][3][4]. Group 1: Taxpayer Credit Evaluation - Taxpayers can view their credit evaluation results from the year of establishment to the present through the electronic tax bureau app [2]. - The evaluation results for 2023 and 2024 are both rated as B [3]. - Taxpayers can apply for re-evaluation if they disagree with their credit rating results by December 31, 2025 [3][4]. Group 2: Application Processes - Taxpayers can apply for credit rating adjustments through the app or website, including requests for supplementary evaluations, re-evaluations, or repairs [4]. - The app provides a straightforward pathway for taxpayers to initiate these applications by selecting the relevant options under the "Tax Credit Management" section [4]. - Specific conditions must be met for each type of application, and taxpayers are advised to follow the correct sequence of actions when disputing evaluation results [5].

Group 1 - The article emphasizes the importance of tax compliance and its impact on local economic development [4] - It discusses recent tax policy changes and their implications for businesses in the region [6] - The authors highlight the role of tax incentives in attracting investments and fostering growth [4][6] Group 2 - The article provides statistical data on tax revenue growth, indicating a significant increase of 15% year-on-year [4] - It mentions the challenges faced by local businesses in adapting to new tax regulations [6] - The authors suggest strategies for businesses to enhance their tax planning and compliance efforts [4][6]