1. Basic requirements for tax agents to register photos:
The registered photo of the tax accountant requires a positive shot, and the face is clearly visible. Photos should be color photos and one-inch bareheaded photos (25mm*35mm).
2. Frontal shooting:
Taxpayer's registered photos require frontal shooting, that is, the face directly faces the camera lens. Try to keep the natural expression on your face, and don't make exaggerated or irregular movements.
3. This face is clearly visible:
The face in the photo should be clearly visible, not blurred or blurred. Avoid wearing glasses, sunglasses and other things that cover your face to ensure that facial features are accurately captured.
4. Color photos:
Photos should be color photos, which can accurately present skin color and facial features. Black and white photos or photos of other colors do not meet the requirements of tax agency registration.
5. One-inch bareheaded photo:
"bareheaded" means not to wear hats, headscarves or other headdresses in the photos. "One inch smaller" means that the photo size is 25mm*35mm, which is a common standard size for registered photos.
6. Photo quality and specifications:
The registered photos of tax agents should ensure that the quality of the photos is clear, and there is no ambiguity or distortion. At the same time, the photos should meet the specification requirements, such as shooting angle and background. Photos should be color photos, which can accurately present skin color and facial features. Black and white photos or photos of other colors do not meet the requirements of tax agency registration.
The requirement of tax accountant's registration photo is to ensure that the identity of the applicant is accurate and consistent with the information on the registration form. The clarity and standardization of photos are very important for identification and review, so applicants need to take photos according to the specified requirements when providing photos. In addition, different regions or institutions may have slightly different requirements for photos. Please refer to the specific official announcement or relevant documents to ensure that the photos meet the requirements.
Taxpayer's registered photos require frontal shooting, that is, the face directly faces the camera lens. Try to keep the natural expression on your face, and don't make exaggerated or irregular movements.