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Can an invoice without a tax number be reimbursed?
As the case may be, the ordinary VAT invoice has no tax number. If it is an enterprise, it can't be reimbursed because it can't be found on the inquiry website. The administrative unit may not need a tax number. It is necessary to provide the purchase certificate (name, unit of measurement, quantity, unit price and amount) issued by the commodity buyer and a copy of the seller's ID card. The invoices provided by the tax bureau are printed by machine. However, there are other regulations in some provinces that require sellers to provide legal purchase vouchers for the goods they sell.

1. Can the electronic invoice be reimbursed without a tax number?

If this electronic invoice is an ordinary invoice, it doesn't matter if there is no taxpayer identification number. As long as it is true and has the full name of the company, the electronic invoice can be reimbursed without the tax identification number.

The taxpayer identification number is the number on the tax registration certificate, usually referred to as "tax number", and the taxpayer identification number of each enterprise is unique. This digital code, which belongs to everyone and remains unchanged for life, is likely to become our second "ID card". Taxpayer identification number generally comes from the code of technical supervision bureau, which is generally 9 digits, so the area code should be added in front of it. Add the code of technical supervision bureau to the area code. If the number of check codes is not enough, add L in the middle. If the check code cannot be separated, add X, which means 1-9.

Note: The code of 18 taxpayer identification number stipulates that all letters confused with numbers are not included in the code (these letters are not used in the code), and these abandoned letters are IOZSV, which should be paid attention to when invoicing.

Second, the query tax number:

1, we can query the company's bank tax payment voucher, and the taxpayer identification number is in the upper left corner of the company's bank tax payment voucher.

2. Check the company's national tax registration certificate. The number 15 in the upper right corner of the first page of the national tax registration certificate is the taxpayer identification number, and the company local tax registration certificate also has the tax number.

3. The tax number is distinguished by the special VAT invoice issued by the company. The special VAT invoice issued by the company has two taxpayer identification numbers, namely the taxpayer identification number of the purchasing unit and the taxpayer identification number of the selling unit.

4. You can also see the taxpayer identification number in the invoice collection book, and you can see the taxpayer identification number on the first page of the invoice collection book.

5. Find the basic information of the enterprise online and query the taxpayer identification number.

After the integration of the three certificates, the company tax number is the social unified credit code on the new industrial and commercial business license, and the social unified credit code is 18 digits. Taxpayer identification numbers all consist of 15 digits, 17 digits, 18 digits or 20 digits. Among them, taxpayers of enterprises, institutions and other organizations use the 9-digit code compiled by AQSIQ, preceded by the 6-digit administrative division code *** 15.

Legal basis: According to Article 28 of the Detailed Rules for the Implementation of the Measures for the Administration of Invoices in People's Republic of China (PRC), when issuing invoices, units and individuals must fill in the invoices in numerical order, with complete items, true contents and clear handwriting, and print them all in duplicate, with identical contents. The invoice and deduction are stamped with the special seal for invoices. If the invoice is not issued according to the regulations, the other party has the right to refuse.