What is a valid tax invoice?
A valid tax invoice for taxable sales that total less than $1,000 must contain:
the words ‘tax invoice’ stated prominently
the name of the supplier
the ABN of the supplier
the date of issue of the tax invoice
a brief description of the goods or services sold, and
the total price of the sales (including GST).
Where the GST to be paid is:
exactly one-eleventh of the total price, show the GST amount separately or provide a statement such as ‘total price includes GST’, or
less than one-eleventh of the total price, show the GST amount and the total amount excluding GST for the sales.
A valid tax invoice for taxable sales that total $1,000 or more must contain:
the words ‘tax invoice’ stated prominently
the name of the supplier
the ABN of the supplier
the name of the recipient
the address or ABN of the recipient
the date of issue of the tax invoice
the quantity of the goods or the extent of the services sold
a brief description of the things sold, and
the total price of the sale (including GST).
Where the GST to be paid is:
exactly one-eleventh of the total price, show the GST amount separately or provide a statement such as ‘total price includes GST’, or
less than one-eleventh of the total price, show the GST amount and the total amount excluding GST for the sales.
A valid tax invoice for both a taxable sale and either a GST-free or input taxed sale, must also:
clearly identify each taxable sale
show the total amount of GST to be paid, and
show the total amount payable for the sales.
Your tax invoice must contain this information before you use it to work out the correct amount of GST credit you can claim. This is because the amount of GST included on such an invoice will be less than one-eleventh of the total price you are liable to pay.作者: eyes 时间: 2-7-2008 19:43
谢谢luoyi的解答，不知道为什么，加了两次分还是没显示出来。