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What is the meaning of Combined Tax Declaration for Property Tax and Action Tax?
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Generally speaking, taxpayers can do tax filing for multiple taxes on one tax declaration form, no longer use separate tax declaration forms. The previous tax forms will cease to be used after June 1, 2021.
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What types of taxes are included in the Property and Action Tax?
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The property and action tax including Land Use Tax, Real Estate Tax, Vehicle and Vessel Usage Tax, Stamp Duty, Farmland Occupation Tax, Resource Tax, Land Appreciation Tax, Deed Tax, Environment Protection Tax and Tobacco tax.
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Is it possible to file a combined tax declaration form for the inconsistent tax deadlines for various types of taxes?
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First, taxes that declared on a regular basis with different tax periods can be declared together. Secondly, taxes that are declared on a regular basis and time basis can also be declared together. It should be noted that the types of taxes that declared on a time basis must comply with the provisions of the tax period.
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Is it need to declare all taxes in one time?
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It is not mandatory to declare all taxes for the current period in a consolidated declaration, taxpayers can freely choose to declare taxes at once or separately.
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What should taxpayers do if only one type of tax needs to be corrected after multiple taxes are filed together?
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Combined declaration supports single tax correction. If taxpayers correct one or part of the taxes declaration, it will not affect other declared taxes.
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