1, enter the provincial "electronic tax bureau".

2. Click the "Invoice Use" button in "I want to pay taxes".

3. After entering, click the "VAT invoice selection confirmation platform" below.

4. Plug in the tax control panel and log in to the "VAT invoice selection confirmation platform".

5. Click "Invoice Deduction Check" in "Deduction Check".

6. Check the invoice to be deducted and click "Submit".

7. Click "Deduction Tick Statistics" in "Deduction Tick".

8. Click "Apply Statistics" and wait for a period of time. After refreshing, you can see the previously checked invoices.

9. Finally, click "Confirm Signature" to complete the deduction.

Electronic Taxation Bureau is a unit established in State Taxation Administration of The People's Republic of China, which provides a more powerful and convenient online tax service hall.

From centralized automatic issuance of electronic invoices for sales projects to digital process management of electronic invoices in the whole life cycle, such as delivery, collection, inspection, comparison, deduction and filing after invoice issuance, it not only avoids the pain points such as long time-consuming offline delivery and easy breakpoints, but also promotes the integration of internal resources and the formation of external industrial chain collaborative network through the digitalization of the last mile of invoices, which stimulates market vitality and creates a good business environment for enterprises.

Special VAT invoices are printed under the supervision of People's Republic of China (PRC) State Taxation Administration of The People's Republic of China, and are only used by general VAT taxpayers. They are not only important accounting vouchers for taxpayers to reflect their economic activities, but also legal vouchers for sellers' tax obligations and buyers' input tax. It is an important, decisive and legal special invoice in value-added tax calculation and management.

People's Republic of China (PRC) tax collection management law

Article 63 A taxpayer who forges, alters, conceals or destroys account books and vouchers without authorization, or overstates expenditure, omits reporting or understates income in account books, or refuses to declare or make a false report on tax payment after being notified by the tax authorities, and fails to pay or underpays the tax payable is tax evasion. If a taxpayer evades taxes, the tax authorities shall recover the unpaid or underpaid taxes and late fees, and impose a fine of not less than 50% but not more than five times the unpaid or underpaid taxes; If a crime is constituted, criminal responsibility shall be investigated according to law.