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What is a tax guide?
Leading tax talents are the backbone tax talents selected through examinations.

The details are as follows:

(a) stand firm, politically competent, studious, dedicated, courageous, outstanding work performance, with strong pioneering and innovative consciousness, organization and coordination ability, practical work ability, analytical research ability, great development potential and good health.

(2) Master's degree or above, bachelor's degree or above in full-time colleges and universities recognized by the Ministry of Education, and CET-6 or above. Persons who have obtained doctoral degrees may not be restricted by full-time undergraduate education in ordinary colleges and universities.

(3) The staff of the tax system have worked in the tax system continuously for three years (before 20 16 1). Personnel outside the tax system have been engaged in tax-related work for 5 years (engaged in relevant work before 20 14 1).

(4) The personal performance appraisal scores of tax system personnel in the last three years (20 16, 20 17, 20 18) are all above the second paragraph, and once in the last two years (20 17, 20 18).

(five) the administrative level of the tax system personnel should be above the official level, among which, the application for comprehensive management should be above the deputy level.

(6) Persons above the deputy division level in the tax system and those outside the tax system should be born after1972 May 3 1; Tax system officials should be born after1977 May 3 1, and those who have won commendation and awards at or above the provincial level can be relaxed to1972 May 3 1.

(7) Personnel outside the tax system refer to those who are engaged in tax-related work in state organs at or above the official level, responsible persons in charge of tax and information work in large enterprises, middle-and high-level practicing managers with professional qualifications such as certified public accountants, tax agents (formerly certified tax agents) and legal professional qualifications (lawyers) in tax-related intermediary institutions, and have professional titles of economics, management, law, information technology and scientific research in institutions of higher learning and above.