Instructions and answers to questions about using electronic invoices generated from cash registers

On the morning of June 5, the Tax Department organized an online conference between the national tax authorities and business households to support, guide, and answer questions about the use of electronic invoices generated from cash registers.

Deputy Director of the Tax Department Mai Son said that through understanding the difficulties, the Tax Department will answer, support immediate resolution or accept research and propose adjustments to regulations to perfect tax management policies.

Deputy Director of the Tax Department Mai Son informed at the conference. Photo: CT

The implementation of electronic invoices from cash registers for contract businesses is part of the roadmap to build a modern and transparent tax system.

This is a step towards eliminating the lump-sum tax from 2026, switching to a self-declaration and self-payment mechanism, in accordance with the Central Government's direction.

In the past time, the Tax Department has supported business households and individuals to understand accounting, invoice and tax obligations.

At the conference, specialized units of the Tax Department clarified legal and technical regulations related to electronic invoices generated from cash registers, provided instructions on registration procedures, and implementation steps via the eTax Mobile system.

The professional units also answered many questions, focusing on basic issues such as: Determining the correct subjects of application according to Decree No. 70/2025/ND-CP; difficulties in registration procedures and use of electronic invoices; initial investment costs and equipment support; invoicing when customers do not provide complete information; accounting regime, handling of lump-sum taxes, declaration based on actual revenue; cases of being penalized for non-compliance with electronic invoice regulations.

According to the President of the Vietnam Tax Consulting Association, Nguyen Thi Cuc, the implementation of electronic invoices from cash registers will not only help tax authorities closely monitor revenue and prevent tax fraud. At that time, business households will switch to declaring taxes based on actual revenue, transparently and legally.

Overview of the conference. Photo: CT

After the conference, tax authorities at all levels continued to dialogue, support, and resolve problems of business households, and coordinate with electronic invoice solution providers to help local business households proficiently use electronic invoices generated from cash registers.

June is the peak month to accompany and support businesses in implementing electronic invoices generated from cash registers nationwide.

Source: https://hanoimoi.vn/huong-dan-giai-dap-vuong-mac-su-dung-hoa-don-dien-tu-khoi-tao-tu-may-tinh-tien-704589.html