1, seeking legal help: after we signed the contract with the other party, the other party failed to issue an invoice, which seriously violated the principle of cooperation between the two parties and violated the provisions of the contract. Therefore, the other party has the obligation to issue the corresponding invoice amount or to compensate for the liquidated damages. At this time, you can find a lawyer and seek legal asylum.
2. Report and complain to the local tax authorities: In this case, you can also report and complain to the other party's tax authorities, and the tax authorities will verify it and give the other party some corresponding punishment according to the relevant information you provide.
3. Both parties should negotiate to solve the problem: If you still refuse to invoice after consultation with the other party, you can go to the other party's unit to make trouble or affect the work of the unit, or you can't leave without driving, or you can go to his home. Anyway, it is to make him unable to go to work with peace of mind, and the other party should give an invoice.
4. Call the complaint hotline: according to your fixed contract, the other party is obliged to issue an invoice to you, and any act of not issuing an invoice is not in compliance with laws and regulations, so you can report and complain about him through the citizen hotline, and relevant departments will give you rights protection.
legal ground
Article 35 of the Measures for the Administration of Invoices of the People's Republic of China violates the provisions of these Measures, and in any of the following circumstances, the tax authorities shall order it to make corrections and may impose a fine of 1 10,000 yuan or less; Illegal income shall be confiscated:
(1) Invoices should be issued but not issued, or invoices are not issued in a lump sum in accordance with the prescribed time limit, sequence and columns, or special invoices are not stamped;
(two) using the tax control device to issue invoices, and failing to submit the invoice data to the competent tax authorities on schedule;
(3) using non-tax-controlled electronic devices to issue invoices, failing to report the software program description data used by non-tax-controlled electronic devices to the competent tax authorities for the record, or failing to save and submit the invoice data in accordance with regulations;
(four) the use of invoices;
(5) Expanding the scope of use of invoices;
(6) Using other vouchers instead of invoices;
(7) Invoicing across prescribed areas;
(8) Failing to pay the cancellation invoices in accordance with the provisions;
(9) Failing to store and keep invoices in accordance with regulations.