What Does a Motor Vehicle Invoice Include?
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Motor vehicle invoices include: A motor vehicle invoice consists of six copies: the first copy is the invoice copy (payment voucher for the purchasing unit), the second copy is the deduction copy (tax deduction voucher for the purchasing unit), the third copy is the tax declaration copy (retained by the vehicle purchase tax collection unit), the fourth copy is the registration copy (retained by the vehicle registration unit), the fifth copy is the accounting copy (accounting voucher for the selling unit), and the sixth copy is the stub copy (retained by the selling unit). Overview of the invoice: The unified motor vehicle sales invoice is a type of value-added tax invoice, serving as a document issued by motor vehicle sellers when selling motor vehicles to units or individuals who will use the vehicle. Another type of invoice: In addition to the above-mentioned invoice, there is another type of invoice that can also be referred to as a motor vehicle invoice, namely the unified used car sales invoice. The unified used car sales invoice consists of five copies: the first copy is the invoice copy (payment voucher for the buyer); the second copy is the transfer registration copy (retained by the public security vehicle management department); the third copy is the inbound/outbound copy; the fourth copy is the accounting copy; and the fifth copy is the stub copy.
