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How to Test the Authenticity of Zhejiang General Electronic Invoice
Check the authenticity by using Zhejiang electronic invoice comprehensive service platform.

1. Enter the invoice code, invoice number and verification code on the webpage, and click the check button to check the authenticity of the general electronic invoice in Zhejiang Province online.

2. The inspection results include basic information of invoice, issuing information, seller information, buyer information, commodity details information, etc. Users can check according to the inspection results.

Zhejiang General Electronic Invoice:

1. Zhejiang General Electronic Invoice refers to the electronic invoice issued on the Zhejiang General Electronic Invoice Platform that meets the requirements of State Taxation Administration of The People's Republic of China, People's Republic of China (PRC), including all-electronic invoices with special VAT invoice identification, all-electronic invoices with ordinary invoice identification, special paper tickets and ordinary paper tickets.

2. Zhejiang General Electronic Invoice has the same legal effect and tax payment function as the traditional paper invoice, and can be used to declare the deduction of VAT input tax, apply for export tax refund, and substitute tax refund.

To sum up, Zhejiang General Electronic Invoice is a VAT electronic ordinary invoice. Ordinary electronic invoice refers to the ordinary VAT electronic invoice issued and uploaded through the upgraded version of the VAT invoice system, and queried and downloaded through the electronic invoice service platform. Ordinary electronic invoices are just ordinary VAT invoices, and there is no special VAT invoice, so they cannot be used for deduction.

Legal basis:

Electronic Commerce Law of the People's Republic of China

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These Regulations shall apply to e-commerce and its supervision and management activities within the administrative area of this province. E-commerce as mentioned in these Regulations refers to the business activities of selling goods or providing services through information networks such as the Internet. As otherwise provided by laws and administrative regulations, natural persons, legal persons and unincorporated organizations engaged in business activities of selling goods or providing services through information networks such as the Internet include e-commerce platform operators, operators within platforms and e-commerce operators selling goods or providing services through self-built websites and other network services.