1. Do I need to invoice for business-to-business transfer?
1. According to the national tax regulations, as long as it is an enterprise, no matter what account the payment is made to, as long as sales occur, it is necessary to issue invoices to ensure tax revenue. General taxpayers transfer money from enterprises to enterprises. As long as there is a real transaction, whether the seller must issue an invoice depends on whether the buyer asks for a special ticket. If the buyer does not ask for an invoice, the seller can issue an ordinary ticket by himself, or declare and pay taxes according to the income without issuing an invoice.
2. If it is a small-scale taxpayer, issue an ordinary invoice, which cannot be deducted and is only used for bookkeeping and tax calculation. If it is a general taxpayer, the buyer is also a general taxpayer, and a special VAT invoice is issued. This invoice can be used for tax deduction besides bookkeeping.
3. If it is an ordinary taxpayer and the buyer is not an ordinary taxpayer (such as individuals and small-scale taxpayers). ), an ordinary VAT invoice will be issued, and the drawer will pay taxes according to the regulations, which cannot be deducted by the buyer.
Second, the business-to-business transfer will be returned in a few days.
The merchant made a mistake, and it usually takes about two to three working days to return it. However, the arrival time of bank accounts may be slightly different. If there is any delay, you can call the bank's customer service hotline or go to the bank's business outlets for details. At the same time, you can also regularly check whether the balance has changed, in case you miss the account change information.
3. Do I have to pay tax on business-to-business transfer?
There is no need to pay taxes on the entry and exit of public accounts. Taxes are paid in proportion to income. But in fact, many enterprises in the world pay taxes according to the invoice amount. Therefore, if the tax bureau comes to check the incoming and outgoing accounts of enterprise accounts and finds that there is income information in the bank's current information that has not been invoiced and paid, it is necessary to pay taxes and pay fines.