According to the instructions on the inspection platform website: Invoices issued on the same day can be inspected the next day. The system's data synchronization cycle requires at least 1 day, so invoices issued on the same day cannot be retrieved on this platform; it is recommended to check again the next day.

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 electronic tax bureau’s signature mechanism.

There are two main reasons why it is difficult to issue invoices for online shopping. First, merchants consider cost issues and deliberately do not issue invoices; second, many online stores do not have physical stores, are not registered with the industrial and commercial tax department, and do not provide invoices. Qualifications.

Online invoices refer to invoices issued by taxpayers through the Internet using the online invoice application system provided by the 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 company does not need to frequently register with the tax department. Moreover, it can be done in an instant, false authenticity can be verified immediately, and the operation is simple and easy.

Compared with traditional paper invoices, the online invoice management system can issue invoices online, saving invoice production costs, tax control machine costs and related labor costs.

Although online invoices can facilitate more e-commerce companies to pay taxes, according to China's tax system and market environment, it is very difficult for small and medium-sized enterprises, especially e-commerce companies, to survive.