You are not very clear about this situation. 1, the scope of tax insurance agents is relatively wide, including corporate agents and individual agents. 2. Insurance agents do not sell intangible assets. Intangible assets are assets with registered property rights such as patents and copyrights, and insurance is not intangible assets. 3. Insurance agency business, that is, the agent pays the business tax on the agency behavior, that is, the business tax is paid on the basis of the agency fee income collected, not on the basis of the premium. The issue of individual tax is more complicated, depending on whether you are an individual agent or a company agent to pay individual tax.
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