According to the tax law of China, telecom operators can provide users with telephone bills. Users can obtain relevant bills by applying to the operator for invoicing.
When applying for issuing a telephone bill, you generally need to provide the following information: user's name (or company name), contact information, invoiced amount, invoice header, etc. Users can apply for issuing invoices by calling the operator's phone or logging on the operator's official website. In general, operators will send invoices to users or provide download links of electronic invoices.
The relevant regulations and procedures for issuing invoices for telephone charges need to be operated according to the regulations of the national tax authorities. Under normal circumstances, telephone charges can be invoiced, but certain conditions need to be met. First, users need to provide valid purchase vouchers, such as purchase invoices and purchase contracts. Secondly, users need to ensure that the phone bill is legal and compliant, and there are no illegal elements. Next, the user can apply to the operator or related service provider for issuing invoices and provide necessary information and vouchers. The operator will conduct an audit according to relevant regulations and issue an invoice if it meets the requirements. The specific billing process may be different in different regions and operators. Users are advised to consult the local tax authorities or operators for specific regulations and processes.
To sum up, telephone charges can be invoiced, and users can apply for issuing corresponding invoices according to their own needs and financial management of individuals or enterprises.
Legal basis:
Law of the People's Republic of China on the Administration of Tax Collection
Article 21
The tax authorities are the competent authorities of invoices, and are responsible for the management and supervision of the printing, purchasing, issuing, obtaining, keeping and cancellation of invoices.