Q&A Related to China's new Value-Added Tax Law(三)
Q: | What does output tax amount refer to? |
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It refers to the value-added tax amount calculated by a taxpayer for taxable transactions, which is calculated by multiplying the sales amount by the tax rate stipulated in the Value-Added Tax Law of the People's Republic of China. |
Q: | What does input tax amount refer to? |
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It refers to the amount of value-added tax that taxpayers pay or bear when purchasing goods, services, intangible assets or real estate. Taxpayers shall offset input tax from output tax by presenting value-added tax deduction vouchers as prescribed by laws, administrative regulations or The State Council. |
Q: | What does sales volume refer to? |
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It refers to the price obtained by taxpayers in taxable transactions related to it, including all the prices corresponding to economic benefits in both monetary and non-monetary forms, excluding the output tax calculated by the general tax calculation method and the tax payable calculated by the simplified tax calculation method |
Q: | What does the occurrence time of the value-added tax payment obligation refer to? |
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Q: | What types of value-added tax invoices are included? |
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Taxpayers shall issue and use value-added tax invoices in accordance with the law. Value-added tax invoices include paper invoices and electronic invoices. Electronic invoices have the same legal effect as paper invoices. The state actively promotes the use of electronic invoices. |