How to send an electronic invoice to the other party

The specific process of sending the electronic invoice to the other party is as follows:

1. Find the electronic invoice and confirm the invoice information;

2. Open a browser and log in to QQ mailbox (other mailboxes can also be used), and click Write;

3. Enter the recipient's email address and email subject (reconfirm the invoice information before sending);

4. Click the upload attachment to upload the electronic invoice;

5. Click Send to send the electronic invoice to others.

Online invoice refers to the invoice issued by taxpayers through the Internet and using the invoice online application system provided by tax authorities. Compared with traditional invoices, online invoices do not need to go through the "tax control machine", and the person in charge of the enterprise does not need to register with the tax authorities frequently. But also can be realized instantly, the authenticity can be verified immediately, and the operation is simple and easy. Compared with traditional paper invoices, online invoice management system can make invoices online, saving invoice cost, tax control machine cost and related labor cost.

The popularization and implementation of electronic invoices will bring a severe test to the price advantage that the online shopping market has always relied on. Many businesses will impose the cost of electronic invoices on consumers, which will eventually lead to higher product prices.

Legal basis:

Measures of People's Republic of China (PRC) Municipality on Invoice Management

Article 35

In violation of the provisions of these measures, in any of the following circumstances, the tax authorities shall order it to make corrections and may impose a fine of 6,543,800 yuan; Illegal gains shall be confiscated:

(a) the invoice should be issued but not issued, or the invoice is not issued at one time according to the prescribed time limit, order and column, or the special invoice seal is not stamped;

(two) using the 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 equipment to issue invoices, failing to report the software program description data used by non-tax-controlled electronic equipment to the competent tax authorities for the record, or failing to save and submit the invoice data in accordance with regulations;

(four) the use of invoices;

(5) Expanding the scope of use of invoices;

(6) Substituting other vouchers for invoices;

(7) Invoicing across specified areas;

(8) Failing to pay the cancellation invoices in accordance with the provisions;

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