The difference between small taxpayers and ordinary taxpayers

1. The main difference between small taxpayers and ordinary taxpayers lies in a tax policy. Small taxpayers charge 3% VAT. If the monthly sales exceed 30,000 or the quarterly sales exceed 90,000, you need to pay taxes, and if it is less than 30,000, you don't need to pay taxes.

2. For ordinary taxpayers, the basic tax rate is 17%, but there are also tax rates of 5%, 6%, 1 1%. General taxpayers have to pay taxes anyway, but they have to implement differential taxation, that is, income-expenditure = tax payable, multiplied by the tax rate is the tax payable.

3. Ordinary taxpayers can issue VAT ordinary invoices and special invoices, while small taxpayers can only issue ordinary invoices. Generally, large enterprises will ask for special tickets because they can deduct part of the tax rate for the company. Small-scale ones cannot be deducted.

4, small taxpayers, if the monthly sales do not exceed 30 thousand, quarterly does not exceed 90 thousand, can be exempted from value-added tax and other additional taxes, but ordinary taxpayers are not exempted.