Some local taxes of Fujian VAT electronic ordinary invoice can be taxed if they are dyed. Fujian VAT electronic ordinary invoice (also called electronic invoice) is a legal electronic bill, which is used to replace the traditional paper invoice. If by "stained" you mean that the invoice is marked or smeared, and the invoice information is still recognizable, you can usually pay taxes. However, in order to ensure that you can use and submit the altered invoice normally, it is recommended that you follow the following steps:

1. Check the legibility of the invoice: ensure that the key information of the invoice (such as seller, buyer, amount, date, etc.) is still clear and legible.

2. Contact the tax authorities: If you have any questions or concerns, you'd better contact the local tax authorities. They will be able to provide specific guidance and suggestions to ensure that you comply with relevant tax regulations.

3. Save relevant evidence: If you need to pay taxes or provide invoices as reimbursement vouchers, I suggest you keep all evidence and communication records related to invoices for future reference. It should be noted that since the tax regulations in each region may be slightly different, it is best to consult the local tax authorities for accurate and detailed advice. They will be the institutions that can provide you with specific guidance on paying taxes and using colored electronic invoices.