Where can I get the company tax certificate?

The company tax payment certificate is a document issued by the tax authorities to prove that the company paid taxes in accordance with national tax laws and regulations within a certain period of time. Specific companies need to apply to the local taxation bureau or through the website of the electronic taxation bureau.

I. Apply to the Inland Revenue Department

The company can apply for a tax payment certificate at the local tax bureau. When applying, you need to provide relevant documents of the company (such as business license, tax registration certificate, etc.). ) and the taxpayer's identity certificate. The tax bureau will issue a tax payment certificate after verifying the relevant information according to the company's tax payment records.

Second, apply through the website of the electronic tax bureau.

For the convenience of taxpayers, the tax authorities also provide the website of the Electronic Taxation Bureau, through which companies can apply for tax payment certificates online. When applying, you need to log on to the website of the electronic tax bureau, fill in the relevant information and upload the necessary documents. The tax department will verify the information online and issue an electronic tax payment certificate, which enterprises can download and print on their own.

It should be noted that tax bureaus in different regions may have different application procedures and requirements, so it is best for companies to know the specific regulations of local tax bureaus before applying for tax payment certificates.

To sum up: the company's tax payment certificate is a certificate issued by the tax department. The company can apply to the local tax bureau or through the website of the electronic tax bureau. When applying, you need to provide relevant certificates and identification, and abide by the specific regulations of the local tax bureau.

Legal basis:

People's Republic of China (PRC) tax collection management law

Article 34 provides that:

"Taxpayers and withholding agents shall, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the state, submit tax returns, financial and accounting statements and other materials related to paying taxes or withholding and collecting taxes. The tax returns, financial statements and other materials submitted by taxpayers and withholding agents shall be true, accurate and complete. "