2023 small-scale invoices tax exemption this year, small-scale taxpayer enterprises are tax-free invoices, but the special invoices have resumed 3% levy, a year of 5 million within the turnover of invoices tax exemption is a good thing for many small-scale taxpayers in terms of business, value-added tax is less, the enterprise income tax and halved levy, the enterprise income tax profits within 1 million according to the 2.5% levy, 1 million - 3 million according to 5% levy, of course, personal income tax is still 20%, this is many years unchanged
Self-employed businessmen will be authorized to levy taxes. 3 million in accordance with the 5% levy, of course, personal income tax or 20%, this is many years have not changed
Self-employed businessmen approved levy will be the best choice, self-employed in this year, after November 1, agencies around the world are not allowed to discriminate against the self-employed, you can do the bidding, if the invoice is also restored to the 3% levy, then open the special invoice is also the same.
Tax-free general invoices generally refer to tax-free invoices issued by units enjoying VAT tax exemption benefits. Tax-exempt invoices are generally used for the food service industry engaged in by laid-off, disabled and unemployed people who enjoy the national tax exemption tax incentives. Tax-exempt invoices are provided to them by the tax authorities. The invoice is divided into two situations, the general invoice does not need to be verified, as long as it does not affect the use of the folding is not relevant, the VAT special invoice is with its own rewrite function, the folding may cause the authentication of the password area changes, resulting in the inability to certify. Some people say you can't fold it, the reason is not in the invoice, but in the credit union. The upper right side of the deductible union has many different identification symbols, used to tax office to detect tax credits, folded may cause the tax office can not machine inspection, and not recognized, will cause 17% of the funds lost