There are two main ways to issue invoices for individual shops in Pinduoduo: one is to choose "individual industrial and commercial households" to register when opening a shop, so that you can directly obtain relevant qualifications such as tax registration certificate and taxpayer identification number, and then you can operate according to the normal invoicing process; Secondly, if you don't choose "individual industrial and commercial households" when opening a store, you need to go to the local tax bureau to handle the taxpayer identification number, and then go through the normal process. When issuing an invoice, you need to fill in complete invoice information, including the seller's name, address, telephone number, bank of deposit, account number and other basic information, and the buyer also needs to provide corresponding information. Finally, when signing and stamping, it is also necessary to operate in strict accordance with the regulations.
What punishment will individual shops in Pinduoduo receive if they don't invoice? According to the provisions of the Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on Tax Collection and Management, taxpayers who fail to issue invoices or falsely issue invoices according to law shall recover taxes and be fined; At the same time, if the circumstances are serious, they may also be placed in administrative detention. Therefore, individual stores in Pinduoduo should issue invoices according to regulations to avoid illegal activities.
Choose "individual industrial and commercial households" to register when opening a shop, or apply for taxpayer identification number in the tax bureau later;
Legal basis:
"People's Republic of China (PRC) tax collection and management law" Article 41 If a taxpayer commits one of the following acts, the tax authorities shall order it to make corrections within a time limit and may impose a fine; If the circumstances are serious, administrative detention may be imposed:
(1) Failing to issue invoices on its own or falsely issuing invoices in accordance with the provisions of laws and administrative regulations;
(2) Refusing or obstructing the tax authorities to conduct inspection according to law;
(3) Deliberately manufacturing, destroying, transferring or concealing relevant tax-related materials or other articles, and refusing to provide or providing false tax-related materials;
(4) defrauding, deducting taxes or refunding taxes by fictitious deception;
(five) the sale and purchase of goods and services.