How many points are deducted from the tax bill?

Several points actually refer to the VAT rate. There are four points, that is, 4%, six points, that is, 6% and so on. If you are a small-scale taxpayer and the buyer is a general taxpayer, if the other party wants a VAT invoice, you need to go to the tax bureau and only issue a 4% or 6% VAT invoice. On the other hand, the tax rate applicable to ordinary taxpayers of the other side is 17%, so that the other side can only deduct 4% or 6% of the input tax, while the output item is 17%, which virtually increases the cost of purchasing goods.

How to calculate several points for issuing tax bills: Several points actually refer to the value-added tax rate. There are four points, or 4%. Six points is 6%.

Generally, tax can be calculated according to the VAT deduction method, using both VAT rate and VAT deduction rate. The current value-added tax adopts the product proportional tax rate, which is divided into 8%, 12%, 14%, 16%, 18%, 20%, 2 1%, 23%, 26% and 30. The tax rates of most products are determined by conversion on the basis of the original industrial and commercial tax and product tax, and the tax rates of some products are appropriately adjusted on the basis of the original tax.

Ordinary tax stamps have tax rates of 4%, 6%, 13% and 17%, which cannot be deducted by small-scale taxpayers or ordinary taxpayers. Small-scale taxpayers and ordinary taxpayers have to pay corresponding taxes when issuing ordinary invoices. According to the size of the threshold, the threshold can be divided into range threshold and limit threshold. If only a certain range of the value of the taxable object is stipulated as the starting point for starting taxation, it is called the range threshold; If a specific amount is set for the value of the object to be taxed as the starting point for starting taxation, it is called the quota threshold.

What is a tax bill? A tax voucher is a legal document for taxpayers to fulfill their tax obligations according to law, and a tax payment voucher is a special document for tax authorities to collect taxes from taxpayers according to the tax law.

Divided into tax payment certificates, including general tax payment certificates, fixed tax payment certificates, tax stamps and tax payment books.

Legal basis: Article 26 of the Provisions on VAT Invoices shall not be used as a VAT input tax deduction certificate under any of the following circumstances. The tax authorities shall return the original, and the buyer may ask the seller to issue a new special invoice. (1) cannot be authenticated. The term "unable to authenticate" as mentioned in these Provisions means that the ciphertext or plaintext listed in the special invoice cannot be recognized and the authentication result cannot be produced. (two) the taxpayer identification number certification does not match. Inconsistent authentication of taxpayer identification number as mentioned in these Provisions refers to that the buyer's taxpayer identification number listed in the special invoice is wrong. (3) The code and number authentication of the special invoice are inconsistent. Inconsistency in the authentication of special invoice codes and numbers as mentioned in these Provisions means that the ciphertext listed in special invoices is inconsistent with the plaintext codes or numbers after being interpreted.