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How does the Inland Revenue Department stamp the tax identity certificate of residents?
1. First, residents need to submit relevant application materials, such as personal identification and household registration book, to the local tax bureau or tax office, and fill in the corresponding application form.

2. Secondly, the staff of the tax bureau will review the application materials submitted to ensure that the applicant meets the conditions of tax status.

3. Then some places will charge the application fee for residents' tax identity certificates, and applicants need to pay the relevant fees according to the regulations.

Finally, once the application is approved, the tax bureau will record the applicant's tax identity information on the resident's tax identity certificate and stamp the corresponding documents to show the legitimacy and effectiveness of the certificate. The Inland Revenue Department will use the official seal or official seal to confirm the supporting documents.