Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the process of applying for an adjustment of invoice quota types, specifically focusing on the distinction between "long-term" and "short-term" adjustments based on business needs and sales fluctuations [2][4]. Group 1: Adjustment Types - "Long-term" adjustments are suitable for businesses experiencing sustained growth and require a permanent increase in invoice quotas, while "short-term" adjustments are appropriate for temporary increases, such as during events like trade fairs [2][4]. - The company is advised to select "short-term" for the increase in invoice quotas during the sugar and wine fair [2]. Group 2: Application Process - To apply for a short-term adjustment, the company must log into the electronic tax bureau and fill out the necessary fields, including the amount of adjustment needed and the reason for the request [4]. - The adjustment amount should reflect the actual increase needed, not the total invoice quota [4]. - Tax authorities will review the company's risk level, tax credit rating, and actual business conditions before approving the adjustment [4].