Core Viewpoint - Starting from July 1, 2025, the process for applying for soil and water conservation compensation fees will undergo significant changes, including a new electronic tax bureau pre-filling application feature that allows taxpayers to enjoy a "confirmation-style" one-click application [3]. Summary by Sections Application Process Overview - The article outlines the new operational guidelines and important considerations for the soil and water conservation compensation fee application process [3]. - Taxpayers will need to log into the electronic tax bureau to initiate the application [5]. Cross-District Tax Source Registration - If notified by the relevant authorities, taxpayers must complete cross-district tax source registration if the tax collection agency differs from the registration agency [8]. - The registration process involves logging into the electronic tax bureau and selecting the appropriate options for cross-district tax source registration [10][14]. Application Submission Steps - After logging in, taxpayers can access the soil and water conservation compensation fee application module through the "My To-Do" section [17]. - The system will automatically populate the required project information for submission, allowing users to view and modify payment details as necessary [19][22]. Payment and Invoice Issuance - Once the application is successfully submitted, taxpayers can proceed to make payments through the electronic tax bureau [27][30]. - Taxpayers can also request the issuance of a unified non-tax revenue invoice after successful payment [31]. Information Query - Taxpayers can query their submitted tax fee information and payment records through the electronic tax bureau [32][33].