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Enter a company name to instantly get tax information, including the Taxpayer Identification Number and qualification type.
Overview
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Enter a Chinese business name, registration number, or Unified Social Credit Identifier to search for matching records. A result row can show the company name and any returned alias, taxpayer identification number, qualification type, and the start and end dates displayed for that record. The lookup concerns mainland China business taxpayer qualification information; it is not a US EIN lookup or a general international tax-number checker.
One search may return similar names. Compare the full Chinese legal name and identifier before treating a row as the intended business. The dates are fields presented by the returned record; they do not prove that the qualification remains current at the time you later rely on it.
China’s State Taxation Administration publishes rules for tax-related information queries, including the distinction between public information and a taxpayer’s own information. The administration’s announcement and measures provide context for official query channels (checked September 29, 2026). They do not establish the source, completeness, or update schedule of the records shown by this lookup.
Guide
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Use the company’s full Chinese name, registration number, or Unified Social Credit Identifier. An identifier can help distinguish businesses that have similar names.
Start the search and review the returned rows. A blank query is not accepted; an empty result means no matching rows were returned for that search, not necessarily that the business does not exist.
Check the full company name, alias if shown, taxpayer identification number, and qualification type together. Do not identify a company from a short name or qualification label alone.
Note the displayed start and end dates and your lookup date. For a contract, invoice, procurement, or other consequential decision, confirm through the competent Chinese tax authority’s official channel and retain the evidence required by your process.
The results view returns up to 20 entries from the first page, with no further-page control on this screen. A long match set may therefore not be fully visible; refine the search if names are similar or the list appears incomplete.
Use cases
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Compare the returned legal name and identifier with the entity named in a supplier file or draft contract. If the search shows a parent, subsidiary, or branch alongside another similar record, confirm which entity will actually sign.
When reconciling a vendor record, note the qualification text and date range shown, together with when and what you searched. This makes a later follow-up more precise if your documents disagree.
This lookup can help locate qualification-related fields, but its returned name or status does not answer every due-diligence question. It does not by itself establish tax paid, tax owed, invoice authenticity, legal compliance, or a company’s overall legitimacy. Match the result to the specific question you need to resolve and obtain the appropriate official evidence for the rest.
Q&A
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Yes. The search accepts a business name or identifier, including a registration number or Unified Social Credit Identifier. Compare the returned number with the identifier on the document you are checking.
A keyword can match multiple records or related entities. Refine the query and compare the complete name and identifier; do not assume the first row is the right company.
It reports the end-date field returned with that record. Because the provider and update timing are not stated on the page, confirm current qualification through an official tax-authority channel before relying on it.
Notes
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The public lookup page does not identify the underlying record provider, geographic coverage, or refresh schedule. Results should be treated as leads for cross-checking, not as real-time tax-authority records, proof of tax compliance, or a legal determination. The interface requests 20 records from the first page and does not expose pagination, so the visible list may not include every match.
For a formal transaction or tax decision, verify the entity and current qualification directly through the competent mainland China tax authority and follow the requesting institution’s evidence requirements. A result from this tool does not verify tax owed, invoice validity, or whether a business meets any separate US or other-country requirement.
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