How to declare a tax?

Through the steps of understanding the declaration requirements, preparing the declaration materials, selecting the declaration method, filling in the declaration form, submitting the declaration and paying taxes, and saving the declaration records and vouchers.

First of all, understand the requirements of tax declaration.

Before filing tax returns, taxpayers need to understand the relevant requirements and regulations of tax returns. This includes knowing when to declare, to whom to declare, the taxes to declare and the relevant preferential tax policies. This information can be obtained through the official website of the tax department and the tax consultation hotline.

Second, prepare the application materials

According to the requirements of individual tax declaration, taxpayers need to prepare relevant declaration materials. Generally speaking, these materials include personal identity cards, income certificates, deduction vouchers, etc. Proof of income can be payslips, bank running water, etc. And the deduction voucher can be social security payment voucher, children's education expenditure voucher, etc. Taxpayers need to ensure the authenticity and integrity of these materials.

Third, choose the declaration method.

Tax declaration can be made online or offline. It is convenient and quick to declare online through the tax department official website or mobile APP. Offline declaration is to go to the tax service hall of the tax department to declare, which is suitable for taxpayers who are not familiar with network operation. Taxpayers can choose the appropriate declaration method according to their actual situation.

Fourth, fill in the declaration form

Whether online or offline, you need to fill out a tax return. The declaration form needs to fill in personal basic information, income, deductions, etc. Taxpayers need to check the data carefully to ensure that it is filled in accurately.

Verb (abbreviation for verb) submits a declaration and pays taxes.

After completing the declaration form, taxpayers need to submit the declaration and pay the corresponding taxes in accordance with the prescribed procedures. Taxpayers who declare online can pay taxes through online banking, and those who declare offline need to pay taxes at designated banks or tax service halls of tax departments.

Six, save the declaration records and vouchers

Taxpayers need to properly keep the relevant declaration records and vouchers after completing the tax declaration and payment. These records and vouchers are important proofs for taxpayers to fulfill their tax obligations, and are also the basis for future tax verification.

To sum up:

Tax declaration is a legal obligation that every taxpayer must complete. Taxpayers successfully complete their tax returns by knowing the requirements, preparing the declaration materials, choosing the declaration methods, filling in the declaration forms, submitting the tax returns, and keeping the declaration records and vouchers. In the process of declaration, taxpayers need to ensure that the information provided is true and accurate, and declare and pay taxes in accordance with the prescribed time and process.

Legal basis:

Individual Income Tax Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 8 provides that:

Under any of the following circumstances, taxpayers shall file tax returns according to law:

(a) to obtain comprehensive income needs to be settled;

(2) There is no withholding agent for obtaining taxable income;

(3) Having obtained taxable income and the withholding agent has not withheld the tax;

(4) Other circumstances stipulated by the State Council.

individual income tax law of the people's republic of china rules for its implementation

Article 26 provides that:

The annual settlement period of comprehensive income stipulated in Item 1, Paragraph 1, Article 8 of the Individual Income Tax Law is from March 1st to June 30th of the following year, and the longest period shall not exceed six months. Taxpayers with special difficulties may postpone filing with the approval of the tax authorities.