Where can I get an electronic invoice?

Where can I get an electronic invoice?

There are many ways to collect electronic invoices, including through email, SMS, WeChat official account and other channels. Specifically, when the consumer completes the online payment, the merchant will send the electronic invoice to the email address or mobile phone number provided by the consumer. In addition, some merchants also provide the service of receiving electronic invoices through WeChat official account, which consumers can receive by scanning QR code or searching WeChat official account.

First, get it by email.

After the online payment is completed, the merchant will send the electronic invoice as an attachment to the consumer's email. Consumers only need to log in to the mailbox, download and save the electronic invoice.

Second, short message acquisition.

Some merchants will send electronic invoices to consumers' mobile phones in the form of short messages. Consumers can click on the link in the SMS to download and save the electronic invoice.

Third, receive it through WeChat official account.

Merchants will provide electronic invoice collection service on WeChat official account. Consumers can pay attention to the official account of the merchant WeChat and follow the prompts to get the electronic invoice.

Four, save and print electronic invoices

After receiving the electronic invoice, consumers need to keep it properly. If you need a paper invoice, you can print it yourself. When printing, please ensure that the invoice is clear and complete.

To sum up:

There are many ways to collect electronic invoices, including through email, SMS, WeChat official account and other channels. When receiving the electronic invoice, please be sure to provide the correct email address, mobile phone number and other information, and follow the instructions of the merchant. After receiving the electronic invoice, please keep it properly for future use or reimbursement. If you need a paper invoice, you can print it yourself.

Legal basis:

Article 62 of the Electronic Commerce Law of the People's Republic of China stipulates that e-commerce operators shall issue purchase vouchers or service documents such as invoices in accordance with relevant state regulations. Electronic invoices and paper invoices have the same legal effect. Therefore, both merchants and consumers have the obligation to abide by relevant laws and regulations and correctly use and save electronic invoices.