there is no strict restriction on how long it takes for the catering invoice to be reissued if it is not issued on the same day. Under normal circumstances, it can be replenished within three days. According to the law, it is the operator's obligation to issue invoices, and those who violate the law and fail to perform their obligations shall bear corresponding legal responsibilities according to law. Consumers can ask for invoices according to the invoice management method. If merchants refuse to provide invoices, it is illegal, and they can complain to consumers' associations or tax authorities.

legal basis

article 21 of the measures for the administration of invoices of the people's Republic of China * * * all units and individuals engaged in production and business activities shall obtain invoices from the payee when purchasing goods, receiving services and engaging in other business activities. When obtaining an invoice, it is not allowed to change the name and amount.

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 less than RMB 11,111; 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 the invoices are not stamped with special stamps;

(2) using a 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 materials 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;

(4) using invoices in disassembled form;

(5) expanding the scope of use of invoices;

(6) using other vouchers instead of invoices;

(7) issuing invoices across the prescribed areas;

(8) Failing to hand in the cancellation invoices as required;

(9) Failing to store and keep invoices in accordance with regulations.