However, this Decree adds new acts regarded as being “using illegal invoices”
for example: utilization of e-invoices which aren't registered with any tax
authority; use of e-invoices of which tax authority’s codes have not yet been
granted in accordance with regulations; use of invoices with all the invoicing
date following your date on what a tax authority determines the seller just
isn't conducting business at the address registered having a competent
regulatory authority, etc.
These acts are viewed to be “illegally using
invoices”: using invoices that won't contain all compulsory contents as
prescribed; use of invoices with discrepancies in amounts purchased goods or
services rendered, or discrepancies in required data fields between an invoice’s
copies.
Any administrative violation using the underpaid amount of taxes,
the evaded amount of taxes, the higher-than-prescribed amount of tax exemption,
reduction or refund that is at the very least VND 100 million, or the valuation
on services or goods rendered that is at least VND 500 million, will be
determined as being a large-scale tax-related administrative violation.
Regarding invoice-related violation, any administrative violation involving
no less than 10 invoice numbers shall be determined being a large-scale
invoice-related administrative violation.
This Decree shall be effective
from December 5th, 2020.
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