From this year onwards, electronic invoices from companies such as Didi can no longer be used for tax deduction.

Associate Professor Ge Yuyu of the Shanghai National Institute of Accountants told reporters that in principle, only value-added tax special invoices can be used for tax deduction, but in special circumstances, the country also allows the use of other vouchers for tax deduction. In April 2019, China allowed general taxpayers of value-added tax to purchase domestic passenger transport services, and the input tax amount is allowed to be deducted from the output tax amount. The tax amount on the value-added tax electronic ordinary invoice issued by companies like DiDi can be used for tax deduction. However, according to the above announcement, starting this year, the value-added tax electronic ordinary invoices issued by companies like DiDi will no longer be used for tax deduction.