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UnionPay POS card settlement service fee invoicing
When the enterprise and UnionPay sign a contract to use the UnionPay POS card settlement service, they need to pay the handling fee. When the bank account of the enterprise transfers the money into the bank account of the enterprise, the handling fee has been deducted. Then, who should issue the invoice for this fee?
A: According to the principle of who pays who invoices.
Xiao Bian said: In the question of questioning, it is better to change "re-take" into "putting". Is it better understood? The POS card processing fee is the invoice issued to the customer by the POS machine that receives the payment. Although it is transferred to other branches, as the collection party, the invoice should be fully issued to the enterprise for deduction.
For example, the billing service fee for the UnionPay POS card settlement service fee is generally divided into a certain proportion by the issuing bank, the acquiring institution and UnionPay. If the card processing fee is 2%, the share ratio between the acquirer, UnionPay and the issuing bank is 2:1:7, then when the consumer takes the ICBC card and spends 100 yuan on the POS machine of the CCB, how is it distributed? What?
(1) CCB (the acquiring institution) charges a handling fee of 2 yuan, and then pays 98 yuan to the merchant. 2 yuan can be deducted by the special invoice issued by CCB;
(2) When UnionPay and CCB settled the payment, UnionPay deducted 80% of the handling fee (1.6 yuan) and paid 98.40 yuan to CCB;
(3) When UnionPay re-settled with ICBC (issuing bank), ICBC deducted 70% (1.4 yuan) of the handling fee and paid 98.60 yuan to UnionPay.
At this time, CCB should issue a 2 yuan VAT invoice to the merchant, UnionPay will issue a 1.6 yuan VAT invoice to CCB, and ICBC will issue a 1.4 V VAT invoice to UnionPay. The chain will be complete.
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