China’s central State Taxation Administration asked local bureaus to apply a measured, risk-assessed approach to checks on the so-called “invoicing economy,” according to a statement.
- Local bureaus should not adopt a one-size-fits-all method in halting the issuance of invoices, or cutting invoice quotas, the administration says
- The administration has instructed local bureaus ensure companies’ legitimate invoice usage for production, operations, and contract obligations
- During the investigation of any suspected issues, companies should hand in documentation — including contracts, logistical records, labor costs, and operational expenses — in a timely manner to eliminate risks
- Companies can apply for additional invoices with ...
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