Core Viewpoint - The article focuses on providing guidance for small and micro enterprises and individual businesses regarding common tax-related errors and operational difficulties, specifically addressing how to obtain the tax service personnel credit code [1]. Group 1: Tax Service Personnel Credit Code - Tax service personnel can obtain their credit code by logging into the electronic tax bureau through the "Natural Person Business" section. There are two operational paths: 1. Select "I want to query" -> "Tax-related information query" -> "Credit information query for tax professional service institutions (personnel)" and click "Apply for credit code" [2]. 2. Select "I want to handle tax" -> "Tax professional services" -> "Tax service personnel credit code" and click to apply for the credit code [2]. Group 2: Previous Issues and Recommendations - Previous articles in the series have addressed various topics, including the impact of tax credit evaluation results on new company registrations, how to issue tax credit evaluation information forms, and how tax professional service institutions can collect agreement element information [3].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the implementation of the "Credit Code" for tax-related professional service institutions and personnel, as outlined in the "Management Measures for Tax-related Professional Services (Trial)" issued by the State Taxation Administration, effective from May 1, 2025 [4][8]. Group 1: Policy Overview - The "Credit Code" will be assigned to tax-related professional service institutions and personnel, utilizing information technology for management [4]. - The Credit Code is presented in a QR code format, which displays the holder's basic information and credit status upon scanning [5]. Group 2: Application Process - Tax-related professional service institutions must submit basic information and make a credit commitment to obtain their Credit Code [6]. - Tax service personnel must undergo real-name authentication through electronic tax services to acquire their Credit Code [7]. Group 3: Usage Guidelines - Institutions and personnel are required to actively display their Credit Code when providing services, thereby enhancing transparency and accountability [11]. - The Credit Code can be showcased through various channels, including websites, public accounts, promotional materials, and contracts [11]. Group 4: Eligibility Criteria - To apply for the Credit Code, tax-related professional service institutions must meet specific conditions, such as having a normal tax registration status and not being listed in the dishonesty record [15]. - Tax service personnel must also fulfill certain criteria, including being employed by a compliant institution and having credit points [15].