[KEY_ 14] uses the annual [KEY_ 14] index score to directly determine the D level.
Grade A: the tax credit is above 90 points in the annual [KEY_ 14] index.
Grade B: the tax credit is annual [KEY_ 14], and the index score is above 70 but below 90.
Grade C: the tax credit is the annual [KEY_ 14] index score of more than 40 points and less than 70 points.
Grade d: the tax credit is determined by the annual [KEY_ 14] index score below 40 points or direct grading.
Taxpayers must understand several important indicators that affect the evaluation results. There are several indicators for your reference:
1. Failing to pay the tax payable (fees) that have been declared or approved for extension within the prescribed time limit (5 points will be deducted for each calculation).
2. Failing to complete the financial statements within the prescribed time limit (3 points will be deducted for each calculation).
3. Failing to file a tax return within the prescribed time limit or failing to file a withholding account within the prescribed time limit (5 points will be deducted each time according to the tax amount).
4. Value-added tax and business tax in [key _14] shall be declared as zero or negative at the same time for three consecutive months or six cumulative months (after deducting 1 1 point, you can't evaluate a).
5. Taxpayers with abnormal household records or persons who are directly responsible for abnormal households register or are responsible for operation (directly judged as D level).