- Deposit for dining and banquet reservations should be invoiced at the time of settlement
- Food and beverage businesses must issue invoices before the transaction is completed
- Types of businesses included are cold and hot beverage shops, buffets, hotels, restaurants, bars, cafes, etc.
- Invoices should be issued at the time of voucher sale, settlement, or delivery for different types of customers
- Example given for wedding banquet deposits to be invoiced at the end of the event
- Businesses are urged to issue invoices to consumers to avoid tax penalties
- For inquiries, contact the National Taxation Bureau or visit their website for online assistance.
Source: mof.gov.tw
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