Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the process for individuals working abroad, referred to as "going out" personnel, to declare their income for tax purposes in accordance with Chinese tax laws [21][22]. Group 1: Definition and Eligibility - "Going out" personnel are defined as residents sent by domestic enterprises or organizations to work abroad, earning wages or remuneration, and are subject to personal income tax under the Personal Income Tax Law of the People's Republic of China [22]. Group 2: Declaration Process - Individuals can log into the Natural Person Electronic Tax Bureau via the web or the personal income tax app to handle their tax declaration [2][22]. - Before starting the declaration, individuals should check their special additional deductions for the relevant tax year to ensure they are correctly filled out [4][25]. - If applicable, individuals can add tax exemption items related to disabilities or other qualifying conditions [6][27]. Group 3: Steps for Tax Declaration - After preparation, individuals can access the annual settlement page for foreign income through the main menu [9][29]. - Upon entering the declaration, individuals must select the tax year and confirm their personal information [10][30]. - The system will pre-fill domestic withholding data, and individuals can then enter their foreign income [12][31]. - Individuals must confirm all tax deductions and taxable amounts before proceeding [14][33]. - If there are other income types such as business income or dividends, these should be filled in the corresponding sections [16][33]. - For any tax exemption items, individuals can modify and add these deductions as necessary [17][34]. Group 4: Final Submission - Individuals must upload required documentation, such as proof of tax payment from abroad, and complete the submission process by agreeing to the terms [18][35].