I. Registering and logging in to the health insurance e-voucher platform
First of all, users need to register on the health insurance e-voucher platform and fill in the relevant personal information, including name, ID card number, cell phone number and so on. After successful registration, use the registered account and password to log in the platform.
Second, choose the function of issuing invoices
After successfully logging in, users need to find the function option of issuing invoices within the platform. Usually, this function will be displayed in the platform's home page or personal center page in the form of a clear logo or link.
Third, fill in the invoice information
After selecting the invoicing function, users need to fill in the invoice information according to the platform's requirements, such as the invoice letterhead, taxpayer identification number, invoicing date, drugs or service items, and so on. This information should be accurate to ensure the legitimacy and validity of the invoice.
Fourth, confirm and submit the invoice application
After filling in the invoice information, the user needs to double-check the accuracy of the information and confirm the submission of the invoice application. The platform will review the information submitted by the user to ensure that it complies with the relevant rules and regulations.
V. Downloading and saving the invoice
After the audit is passed, users can download the e-invoice on the platform. Electronic invoices are usually provided in PDF or image format, and users are required to save them in a secure electronic device or cloud storage for subsequent use.
In summary:
The process of e-Healthcare invoicing includes steps such as registering and logging in to the Healthcare e-Voucher platform, selecting the function of invoicing, filling in the invoicing information, confirming and submitting the invoice application, and downloading and saving the invoice. Users need to follow the platform guidelines to ensure the accuracy and legality of the information.
Legal basis:
The E-Commerce Law of the People's Republic of China
Article 14 stipulates:
E-commerce operators selling goods or providing services shall issue paper invoices or electronic invoices, and other proofs of purchase or service documents in accordance with the law. Electronic invoices and paper invoices have the same legal effect.
The Law of the People's Republic of China on the Administration of Tax Collection
Article 22 provides:
Invoices shall be printed by enterprises designated by the tax authorities; other units and individuals shall not print invoices. The management of invoices is regulated by the State Council.
The Measures for the Administration of Invoices of the People's Republic of China
Article 23 provides:
Units and individuals installing tax-control devices shall, in accordance with the provisions of the tax-control devices, use the tax-control devices to issue invoices, and report the data on the issuance of invoices to the competent tax authorities on a regular basis.
The use of non-tax-control electronic devices to issue invoices, should be non-tax-control electronic devices used in the software program description of information reported to the competent tax authorities for the record, and in accordance with the provisions of the preservation and reporting of invoicing data.
The state actively promotes the use of network invoice management system to issue invoices.