Guangdong's tax authority has kept pushing tax services online: 267 tax and fee matters can now be handled digitally, 266 of them end to end, and 99.63 percent of items require no trip to a service hall. From January to July 2026 the province processed more than 100 million filing, payment, invoice and application transactions, 95.04 percent through the e-tax bureau, with 90 percent of high-frequency services completed within three minutes. Cross-region tax reports that once meant queuing at a counter with paper documents are now filed online and closed the same day. Filing itself has also become easier: shared inter-agency data lets the system pre-fill and calculate automatically, cutting the average filing time from 20 minutes to under three, while the smart self-check launched last year spares staff from manual cross-checking. More than 70,000 Macao residents insured in Zhuhai can now pay mainland and Macao social insurance contributions simultaneously through the e-tax bureau.
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Guangdong uses digitalization to cut paperwork and upgrade tax services
Guangdong's tax authority has moved 267 tax and fee items online, with 99.63 percent requiring no in-person visits. Between January and July 2026 more than 100 million filings, payments, invoice and application transactions were handled, 95.04 percent of them through the e-tax bureau, and 90 percent of high-frequency services finish within three minutes. Smart pre-filling and automatic tax calculation have cut the average filing time from 20 minutes to under three, while Macao residents can now pay both mainland and Macao social insurance online.
2026-10-05