Electronic invoices are exactly the same as paper invoices and can be entered as reimbursement vouchers.

JD electronic invoice printing method:

(1) After the order is completed, the user can log in to JD and click "My Order" in the upper right corner.

(2) On the order details page, "Payment Information" page.

(3) Under the order information, the blue word "Electronic Invoice Download" is used to download the electronic invoice in PDF format.

JD.com (JD.com) is China’s largest self-operated e-commerce company, with a market share of 56.3% in China’s self-operated B2C e-commerce market in the first quarter of 2015. JD.com Group has JD.com, JD.com Finance, Paipai.com, JD.com Smart, O2O and overseas business divisions. Liu Qiangdong, founder of JD.com, serves as CEO of JD.com Group.

Electronic invoices are a product of the information age. Like ordinary invoices, they are issued uniformly by the tax bureau to merchants. The invoice numbers are uniformly coded across the country and distributed to merchants using unified anti-counterfeiting technology. In electronic invoices, Attached is the signature mechanism of the Electronic Tax Bureau.

Advantages of electronic invoices:

(1) Issuing electronic invoices will significantly save enterprises’ costs on invoices and invoice printing costs, and does not include indirect costs of enterprise invoice management. Moreover, the electronic invoice system can be integrated with the enterprise's internal ERP, CRM, SCS and other systems. The invoice data is fully electronic and centrally processed, which is helpful for the enterprise's own accounting processing and can provide timely decision-making support for enterprise operators.

(2) Electronic invoices are more convenient for storage, inquiry, and retrieval, and also make it easier for e-commerce websites to provide more convenient services to consumers. Moreover, it can reduce the waste of resources caused by paper invoices, reduce deforestation, be more environmentally friendly, and conform to the future development of mankind.

(3) The introduction of online invoices is an inevitable way for the country to regulate e-commerce taxation. This is conducive to the country’s supervision of online transactions and is also conducive to safeguarding the legitimate rights and interests of consumers.

Disadvantages:

(1) The popularization and implementation of electronic invoices will severely test the price advantage that the online shopping market has always relied on. Many merchants will reduce the cost of electronic invoices. imposed on consumers, which ultimately leads to higher product prices. Some formal e-commerce companies can issue paper invoices, such as Jingdong Mall, Dangdang, Tmall Mall, etc. Although the prices of these products are slightly higher than those on Taobao platform, they give consumers a sense of standardization and are more convenient. of peace of mind. The Taobao platform is based on a C2C (person-to-person) model. Since most C2C merchants are not registered with the industrial and commercial authorities, there are obstacles in issuing invoices. But because of this, the C2C method saves a large part of the tax cost than the B2C method, and the price of the product is naturally lower.

(2) After the popularization of electronic invoices, ordinary C2C merchants will no longer be "immune", which will have a blow to the advantages of online shopping at low prices. This also made everyone support but hesitate to popularize electronic invoices, so it took several months after the government announced it before any merchants officially started to implement it.