Fujian's tax bureau has moved as much errand-running as possible online. Its provincial bureau opened a tax and fee section for urban and rural residents on the provincial service app and web portal, putting social insurance, filing, invoice issuance and certificate requests behind one entry point; most information is filled in automatically and the process takes minutes. With cross-department data connected, deed tax, vehicle purchase tax and social insurance filings are pre-filled and the system matches policies and calculates what is owed, so residents only review and confirm, filling in less and making fewer errors. Together with the provincial branch of the People's Bank of China, the bureau turned branches of ICBC, Bank of China, China Construction Bank, Industrial Bank and Postal Savings Bank into tax service points so residents can pay pension and medical insurance nearby. For Taiwanese businesses, the chain runs from checking policies and calculating tax before arrival, through invoicing and digital yuan payments, to deregistration and refunds on departure, with departure tax refunds requiring no queuing and arriving in seconds.
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Fujian Moves Tax Filing Online with Smart Pre-filling and Full-Cycle Services for Taiwanese Businesses
Fujian's provincial tax bureau built a dedicated tax and fee section on the provincial government service app and web portal, bundling social insurance, filing, invoice issuance, certificate requests and information queries into one entry point. Cross-department data sharing lets the system pre-fill deed tax, vehicle purchase tax and social insurance filings, match policies automatically and calculate the amount due, leaving users only to confirm. The bureau also opened tax services at multiple bank branches with the provincial branch of the People's Bank of China, and created a full-cycle online service chain for Taiwanese businesses covering arrival, operation and departure, with departure tax refunds requiring no queuing and arriving in seconds.
2026-10-19