Value-added and Non-value-added Business Tax Act Article 32

Business entities selling goods or services shall issue uniform invoices to the purchaser at the time stipulated in "The Table of the Time Limits for Issuing Documentary Evidence of Sales" in this Act. Business entities of a special nature or small business entities may be exempted from issuing uniform invoices, and may, instead, issue ordinary receipts.The list price set by a business entity for taxable goods or services shall be inclusive of the business tax.Where a business entity calculates the output tax pursuant to Article 14, if the purchaser is a business entity, the output tax and the sales amount shall be stated separately on the uniform invoice; if the purchaser is not a business entity, the uniform invoice shall be issued at the list price.The uniform invoice shall be printed and sold by the government, or the business entity may print its own invoices with approval from the government or issued, transmitted or obtained via the internet or by other electronic means. The forms, items to be recorded, and use of invoices shall be prescribed by the MOF.The competent tax authority may approve a business entity to use a cash register to issue uniform invoices or to issue cash register receipts instead of issuing uniform invoices on an item-by-item basis. Regulations governing the use of cash registers shall be provided by the MOF.The Table of the Time Limits for Issuing Documentary Evidence of Sales.pdf