First, prepare the materials needed for login.
First of all, the legal person needs to prepare the enterprise's tax registration certificate, organization code certificate and legal person's valid identity certificate and other related materials. These materials are necessary documents for logging in to the electronic tax bureau to ensure the safety and accuracy of the logging in process.
Second, visit the website of the Electronic Taxation Bureau.
A legal person can visit the website of the electronic tax bureau provided by the local tax department through a browser. On the homepage of the website, there is usually a clear login entrance, and the legal person can click to enter the login page.
Third, choose the login method.
On the login page, the legal person can choose the appropriate login method. Generally speaking, the electronic tax bureau provides a variety of login methods, such as user name password login, certificate login and so on. Legal persons can choose the appropriate login method according to their actual situation.
If you choose a user name and password to log in, the legal person needs to enter the correct user name and password. If you are logging in for the first time, you may need to register and set an initial password. When entering a user name and password, legal persons should pay attention to protecting personal information and avoid logging in in public places or unsafe network environments.
Fourth, carry out authentication.
After successful login, the electronic tax bureau may ask the legal person for identity verification. This is to ensure the safety of enterprise tax information. The legal person needs to perform authentication operations according to the system prompts, such as entering the verification code of the mobile phone and answering security questions.
Five, enter the electronic tax bureau system
After the legal person completes the identity verification, it can successfully enter the electronic tax bureau system. In the system, the legal person can view the tax information of the enterprise, make tax declaration, print tax vouchers and other operations. At the same time, the system will also provide tax policies, notices, announcements and other related information to facilitate legal persons to keep abreast of tax trends.
To sum up:
Legal persons need to prepare relevant materials to log in to the electronic tax bureau. By visiting the website of the electronic tax bureau, they can choose the appropriate login method to log in. In the process of login, legal persons need to be authenticated to ensure information security. After successful login, the legal person can conduct various tax operations and inquiries in the electronic tax bureau system.
Legal basis:
People's Republic of China (PRC) tax collection management law
Article 6 provides that:
The state plans to equip tax authorities at all levels with modern information technology, strengthen the modernization of tax collection and management information systems, and establish and improve information sharing systems between tax authorities and other government administrative organs.
Taxpayers, withholding agents and other relevant units shall, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the state, truthfully provide tax authorities with information related to tax payment, withholding and remitting, and collecting and remitting taxes.
This article clarifies the requirements of tax authorities for the application of information technology in the modernization, and the obligations of taxpayers, withholding agents and other relevant units to provide information, which provides a legal basis for legal persons to log in to the electronic tax bureau.
People's Republic of China (PRC) electronic signature method
Article 3 provides that:
In civil activities, the parties may agree to use or not use electronic signatures and data messages in contracts or other documents, vouchers and other documents.
A document in the form of electronic signature or data message agreed by the parties shall not be denied its legal effect just because it is in the form of electronic signature or data message.
This provision recognizes the legal effect of electronic signatures and data messages in civil activities, and provides legal protection for the login and use of electronic tax bureaus.