Anhui has changed a lot about invoice services this year, with data doing the talking. Whether a company can get invoice quota in time affects its cash collection and order taking, so quotas are no longer set by human experience but calculated automatically from credit, risk and operations, and reliable taxpayers can obtain a higher limit. When a spice company won a big order, its monthly quota fell short; because its tax credit rating is grade A and risk checks were clean, the system granted more than 3 million yuan in extra quota. In February a lottery-invoice pilot in Huangshan sent restaurant and hotel invoicing up sharply, and the tax bureau sorted out the approval process in advance and taught merchants how to apply, which now takes only minutes. The province is also encouraging companies to connect invoice systems with business and accounting systems so that issuance, delivery and bookkeeping are digitised end to end and the data used for operations, bookkeeping and filing lines up item by item.
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Anhui tax authority rebuilds invoice services with data as smart quota model replaces manual judgement
Tax authorities in Anhui upgraded digital invoice services around data, creating a supply system for invoice quotas that is automatically assessed, dynamically adjusted and quickly responsive. Bozhou built a smart quota model based on tax big data that weighs credit, risk and operations, replacing manual judgement with algorithms and allowing good-credit firms to obtain higher limits. A grade-A credit company that won a large order had its monthly quota raised by more than 3 million yuan in one step. A lottery-invoice pilot in Huangshan lifted invoicing by restaurants and hotels, and the local bureau streamlined approval in advance. The province is also promoting the Leqi platform to digitise issuance, delivery and bookkeeping.
2026-09-18