Verification of signing tripartite agreement by electronic tax bureau failed.

If the verification of the tripartite agreement signed by the electronic tax bureau with banks and third-party payment fails, it may involve tax-related collection and management risks and must be dealt with in time.

The Electronic Taxation Bureau has signed tripartite agreements with banks and third-party payment, mainly to facilitate taxpayers to pay taxes and fees online. However, if the signed agreement is not verified, it may lead to tax-related collection and management risks. At this time, you should contact the relevant bank or third-party payment platform in time to verify the cause of the failure, repair and solve the problem in time, and avoid unnecessary tax disputes and losses. At the same time, for taxpayers, it is also necessary to pay attention to whether the above problems exist when paying taxes and fees. If the agreement cannot be verified, you should contact the tax authorities in time and keep the relevant evidence properly so as to safeguard your rights and interests in the future.

How to avoid the failure of verification of signing tripartite agreement by electronic tax bureau? When signing a tripartite agreement, we should carefully read and understand the contents of the agreement, ensure that it meets our own needs, establish a good cooperative relationship with relevant third-party platforms, strengthen supervision and management, and avoid problems such as verification failure. At the same time, taxpayers can also reduce the possibility of problems by improving their tax awareness and operational skills, such as carefully checking tax details and checking information.

Failure to verify the tripartite agreement signed by the electronic tax bureau will bring risks and troubles to taxpayers. Therefore, relevant enterprises and individuals should attach great importance to and respond in time, and strengthen relevant risk management and control and their own capacity building.

Legal basis:

Article 13 of People's Republic of China (PRC) Digital Certificate Law: No unit or individual may forge or alter a digital certificate, falsely use another person's digital certificate, conceal the true situation of the digital certificate or intentionally destroy the digital certificate.