Credit card tax invoice refers to the value-added tax invoice generated by credit card consumption. When a credit card is used to make a purchase or purchase, the merchant will issue an invoice to the consumer. This invoice is a credit card tax invoice, which can be used as a deduction when paying personal income tax. Obtaining a credit card tax stamp can not only effectively reduce personal income tax burden, but also serve as a basis for credit evaluation of other financial services.

Many consumers think that obtaining a credit card tax stamp requires cumbersome operations, but this is not the case. As long as you ask for an invoice at the merchant when making a purchase and select "General VAT Invoice", you can get a credit card tax invoice. Consumers can also check credit card tax invoice records through bank customer service or online banking, and pay attention to the merchant's invoicing status and types of invoices to avoid unnecessary trouble.

Credit card tax stamps can be used as deductions when paying personal income tax, thereby reducing personal income tax burden. At the same time, credit card tax stamps can also be used as a basis for credit evaluation of other financial services. However, when obtaining a credit card tax invoice, consumers should also pay attention to the merchant's invoice status and type of invoice to avoid getting counterfeit invoices. At the same time, they need to carefully check whether it is an ordinary VAT invoice. When individuals use credit cards to pay, they must request invoices in a timely manner and keep the invoices properly for subsequent use.