What to Do If the Vehicle Purchase Tax Invoice Is Lost?
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When purchasing a motor vehicle, it is necessary to obtain a unified invoice for motor vehicle sales. The vehicle purchase tax invoice serves as proof of payment for the vehicle purchase tax. If the vehicle purchase tax invoice is lost, it can be reissued. The vehicle owner needs to go to the local tax bureau to complete the relevant procedures. The role of the vehicle purchase tax invoice: When replacing or selling a vehicle, it serves as proof for second-hand vehicle transactions. The vehicle purchase tax invoice must be provided to the other party; otherwise, it will be considered incomplete documentation, leading to the other party refusing to purchase the second-hand vehicle. When the vehicle is nearing its service life and is about to be scrapped or participates in certain 4S store trade-in policies, the vehicle purchase tax invoice needs to be provided. Especially when the vehicle is scrapped, the state provides corresponding scrapping subsidies. Without the vehicle purchase tax invoice, it may result in the inability to receive the subsidy normally. Subjects of vehicle purchase tax: The vehicle purchase tax is levied on listed vehicles, and unlisted vehicles are not subject to taxation. The scope of taxation includes cars, motorcycles, electric vehicles, trailers, and agricultural transport vehicles. Specific provisions are as follows: Cars: including all types of cars. Motorcycles: light motorcycles, two-wheel motorcycles, and three-wheel motorcycles. Electric vehicles: trolleybuses and tramcars. Trailers: full trailers and semi-trailers. Agricultural transport vehicles: three-wheel and four-wheel agricultural transport vehicles.
