Japan: Overview
Read about how to implement Japan.
Mandate Information
This section It refers to the three different types of invoice used in Japan:
- Japanese standard invoice or qualified invoice: issued by a seller who is registered as a “business issuer of qualified invoice” by the District Director of the tax office of jurisdiction
- Japanese non-tax invoice: issued by a non-registered taxable business
- Japanese self billing invoice: a billing arrangement between a supplier and a buyer, when the buyer, instead of the supplier, prepares an invoice and shares it with the supplier to get confirmation
Also, useful indications about the following invoice categories are provided:
- Invoice where the DocumentCurrencyCode is a foreign currency, that is it is NOT the Japanese Yen (JPY).
- Summarized invoices are used at the end of a period (usually a month). The SDI sends an invoice that summarizes the items that were delivered during that period, referencing the delivery notes numbers.
- Correction invoices are used to rectify a preceding one.
- Invoices for returns are used when goods are returned by the buyer.
Details
Detail | Value |
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Official Specification | Peppol Specifications for Japan implementation of PINT based on the principles of the PEPPOL International Invoicing Model (PINT). |
Domain | B2B and B2G |
Country Specific Configuration | Japan: Configurations |
Compliance | Based on the European core invoice (EN-16931) and Peppol BIS Billing 3.0, extended to cover international tax regulations. |
Country Specific Extensions | None |
In this Section
Topic | Description |
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Japan: Overview | Overview information for this country. |
Japan: Receiver | Read about the Receiver used by this country. |
Japan: Example Documents | Example Documents. |
Japan: Configurations | Read about the configurations used by this country. |
Japan: Rules | Read about the Rules used by this country. |
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