Are all those who work in the local tax department civil servants?

Those who work in local taxation are not necessarily civil servants. Only some of them, such as leadership positions, are civil servants, and there are also business establishments and temporary employees. The local tax department recruitment positions generally require professional counterparts. The recruitment majors include finance, taxation, finance, accounting, taxation, computer, etc.

It is necessary to take the civil service examination. Often the national tax department needs to take the national exam, and the local tax department needs to take the provincial exam. Only through unremitting efforts and serious preparation can you pass the exam. There is still one year left, and you can prepare seriously for the civil service exam.

Civil service examination process:

Application requirements:

(1) Have the nationality of the People's Republic of China.

(2) Aged above 18 years old and under 35 years old, the age for freshly graduated master’s degree students and doctoral candidates (non-employed) can be relaxed to under 40 years old.

(3) Support the Constitution of the People’s Republic of China.

(4) Have good conduct.

(5) Have the physical condition to perform duties normally.

(6) Have the work ability that meets the job requirements.

(7) Have a college degree or above.

(8) Possess other qualifications required for the proposed position specified by the central civil service department.

Process:

(1) Browse the application information (exam announcement, exam syllabus, job requirements list)

(2) Select the position (professional If you have any questions, please consult the reporting unit)

(3) Start online registration: log in to the online registration website and page, fill in the registration information and upload photos.

Wait for review. After passing the review, pay online and register successfully.

Note: Most provinces and cities currently adopt the method of online registration, printing the admission ticket directly online, and confirming the registration on site.

Examination methods

The examination subjects in each place are determined by the local area. Generally, there are written examinations and interviews. The written examination subjects vary. The written examination subjects in Beijing, Shandong, Zhejiang, Shanghai and Guangdong provinces are "Administrative Vocational Ability Test" and "Application Theory".

Students who want to apply for the local civil service examination should pay attention to the recruitment brochure published by the local government in order to review in a targeted manner. Judging from the current trend of civil servant examination reform, it tends to move closer to the two subjects of "Administrative Vocational Aptitude Test" and "Application Theory".

Written examination

The civil service examinations of central and state agencies include written examinations (public and professional subjects, professional subjects) and interviews. In the past, the written examination of public and professional subjects was divided into A and B positions. Proceed separately. The official subjects of the written examination for Category A positions are "Administrative Vocational Ability Test" (A) and "Application Essay".

The official subject of the written examination for Category B positions is the "Administrative Vocational Ability Test" (B); the written examination and interview times for professional subjects will be notified by the recruitment department. Starting from 2006, Category A and Category B have to take the same subject, namely the Administrative Professional Aptitude Test and the Application Theory, but the Administrative Professional Ability Test has separate questions. ?

The national civil service examination is divided into three categories based on positions recruited by central agencies, with differences in examination content and recruitment policies:

Central agencies and their provincial-level agencies.

Institutions directly under the city (prefecture) level or below.

Departments (units) with strong professionalism. ?

The written examination includes public subjects and professional subjects. Public service subjects are uniformly determined by the central civil service department, and professional subjects are set by the civil service departments at or above the provincial level as needed.

Interview

The ratio of interview to the number of people planned to be hired is generally 3:1, 4:1, or 5:1. Only after passing the written test, the ratio of the number of people hired to the number of people to be hired will be confirmed. Only those with the top scores in the written test are eligible for the interview and enter the interview stage.

Interview reform

In the civil service interviews in 2014, Hunan implemented centralized interviews for the four-level joint examination of provinces, cities, counties and townships. Half an hour before the interview, the examiners and candidates "draw lots" to determine the examination venue, and the examiners 100% communicate in different places. Candidates are not allowed to reveal their names during the interview, only their test number. The results will be announced on the spot after the candidates have finished the exam, using an open and transparent method to eliminate any "stuff".

Physical examination and inspection

After the interview and professional subject examination, the candidates who will enter the physical examination and inspection will be determined in order of comprehensive scores from high to low.

Recruitment

Persons to be recruited will be determined by the recruitment agency based on the prescribed procedures and standards based on comprehensive consideration of examination results, inspection status and physical examination results, and on the merits. In 2014, Hunan civil servants announced their results on the spot after the interview.

Extended information:

Local taxes include tax types:

1. Local corporate income tax that pays business tax (excluding the above-mentioned local banks, foreign banks and non-bank finance corporate income tax).

2. Personal income tax.

3. Urban land use tax.

4. Resource tax.

5. Urban maintenance and construction tax (excluding the portion paid collectively by the railway department, bank head offices, and insurance companies).

6. Property tax.

7. Vehicle and vessel tax.

8. Stamp duty.

9. Slaughter tax (abolished from February 17, 2006).

10. Agricultural and animal husbandry tax.

11. Agricultural tax levied on income from agricultural specialties (referred to as agricultural specialties tax).

12. Farmland occupation tax.

13. Deed tax.

14. Banquet tax, (expired).

15. Land value-added tax.

16. Local education surtax.

17. Business tax (excluding business tax paid collectively by the railway department, bank head offices, and insurance companies).

Reference materials: Baidu Encyclopedia-Civil Service Examination

Baidu Encyclopedia-Local Tax