Many taxpayers are also deeply helpless about this problem. They believe that the initiative to issue invoices lies with the seller, and it is difficult for the payee to verify the authenticity and source of the invoices, the real ownership of the goods and the final destination of the payment. If the other party deliberately falsely issues invoices, it is even more secretive about some issues and generally does not provide relevant real information. These are all unfavorable factors for taxpayers to prevent from obtaining false special VAT invoices. However, the author believes that if taxpayers can actively take some effective preventive measures, they can still minimize the corresponding risks. ?
When buying goods, some taxpayers think that as long as the other party gives the goods and tickets, I will pay and go back with a special invoice to deduct the tax. I don't care about the source of the goods, the source of the invoice, or the destination of the payment. This is an irresponsible attitude towards my country and myself. Paralysis of thinking probably provides an opportunity for false invoicing. Once you get a fake invoice, you will certainly suffer.
Therefore, when purchasing goods, taxpayers must establish a sense of prevention from the beginning of business, focusing on the authenticity of the other party's sales business, the authenticity of invoices, the legitimacy of the source of invoices, the taxpayer's qualifications, and whether the other party's business activities conform to general business practices. For the key details, we must first have a bold skepticism, and then gradually eliminate all doubts by exclusion. For key doubts, we must persevere and trace them to the end, and we must ensure the legality of obtaining invoices, otherwise we would rather give up this business and find another way to buy.