Mainly depends on tax regulations and invoicing system settings.

First of all, from the perspective of tax regulations, tax authorities in different regions may set different limits on the amount of all-electric invoices based on local economic development levels and tax management needs. These restrictions may vary by region, industry, taxpayer type and other factors. Therefore, taxpayers need to understand and comply with the relevant regulations of the local tax department when issuing all-electricity invoices.

Secondly, the setting of the invoicing system will also affect the single invoicing amount of the all-electric invoice. The invoicing system usually sets the maximum invoicing limit for a single invoice based on the requirements of the tax department. When a taxpayer attempts to issue an invoice that exceeds the limit, the system will prompt or block the action. This setup helps ensure compliance and authenticity of invoices.

However, it should be noted that even if there is a limit on the amount of invoices, taxpayers may still encounter situations where they need to issue large invoices in actual business. In this case, taxpayers can solve the problem by applying to adjust the invoicing limit, issuing multiple invoices, etc. At the same time, taxpayers should also pay attention to changes in tax policies and upgrades to the invoicing system in order to adjust invoicing strategies in a timely manner to ensure the smooth progress of business.

In summary:

Whether there is a limit on the invoicing amount of an all-electric invoice sheet mainly depends on tax regulations and the settings of the invoicing system. When issuing all-electric invoices, taxpayers should understand and abide by the relevant regulations of the local tax department, and pay attention to the settings of the invoicing system and changes in tax policies to ensure the compliance and authenticity of the invoices.

Legal basis:

"Tax Collection and Administration Law of the People's Republic of China"

Article 22:

Special value-added tax invoices are printed by enterprises designated by the tax administration department of the State Council; other invoices are printed by enterprises designated by the state taxation bureaus and local taxation bureaus of provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government in accordance with the regulations of the tax administration department of the State Council. No invoice shall be printed without the designation of the tax authority specified in the preceding paragraph.

"Invoice Management Measures of the People's Republic of China"

Article 24 stipulates:

Any unit or individual shall use invoices in accordance with the regulations on invoice management Invoices must not be subject to the following acts:

(1) Lending, transferring, or introducing others to transfer invoices, invoice supervision stamps and special invoice anti-counterfeiting products;

(2) Knowing or should know that it is Transferring, issuing, storing, carrying, mailing, or transporting invoices that are privately printed, forged, altered, illegally obtained, or canceled;

(3) Open the original copy and use the invoice;

(4) Expand the scope of use of invoices;

(5) Use other vouchers instead of invoices.

Tax authorities should provide convenient channels for checking the authenticity of invoices.