CPALL announces that 7-Eleven stores nationwide will join Easy E-Receipt 2.0, offering a maximum tax deduction of 50,000 baht, including OTOP-SME products.
CPALL announces that 7-Eleven stores nationwide will join Easy E-Receipt 2.0, offering a maximum tax deduction of 50,000 baht, including OTOP-SME products. It reveals that e-Tax Invoices can be requested via the 7 APP and directly from employees.
On January 15, 2025 , CP ALL Public Company Limited, the operator of 7-Eleven and 7-Eleven Delivery, announced the opening of a tax-deductible payment option through 7-Eleven stores under the Easy E-Receipt 2.0 project. This is part of the Thai government's economic stimulus measure, allowing individual taxpayers to deduct expenses for purchasing goods and services from their taxes, up to a maximum of 50,000 baht. A key condition is that the purchases must be from businesses participating in the electronic tax invoice (e-Tax invoice) program.
By dividing the deduction amount into 2 parts:
- The first portion of 30,000 baht is for purchasing general products and services.
- The second part is 20,000 baht for purchasing products from community enterprises and OTOP products registered with the Community Development Department.
For products participating in the Easy E-Receipt 2.0 project at XNUMX-Eleven stores, such as:
- Local products and Thai wisdom include chili paste, Udon stir-fried noodles, grilled pork sausage, instant Ubon noodles, extracted date juice, health products, etc.
- Consumer products include herbal toothpaste, butterfly pea shampoo, cold-pressed coconut oil, pillows, mooncakes, crispy salmon skin, spring rolls, processed bananas, candied coconut, crispy krathong, khanom phing, coconut candy, etc.
Under the terms of purchase, an electronic tax invoice (e-Tax invoice) will be received.
1. Must be a purchase from a business that participates in issuing electronic tax invoices (e-Tax invoice), as indicated by a sign on the shelf indicating that the OTOP product participates in Easy E-Receipt 2.0.
2. Use the electronic tax invoice to exercise the right to reduce personal income tax from purchasing goods and services, valued at no more than 50,000 baht, divided as follows:
- 30,000 baht for purchasing general products and services (except hotels and accommodation)
- 20,000 for purchasing products from community enterprise groups and OTOP
As for the method of requesting a tax invoice, there are 4 ways to do it:
- Apply for a receipt through the 7 APP via the e-Tax receipt icon and press to request a tax invoice.
- Ask the store staff for a full tax invoice. Inform the store staff by using your real ID card.
- Request through 7-ELEVEN Delivery. When the customer has successfully placed an order, click on the My Account menu, select Order History, and click on the message bar to request an electronic tax invoice.
- Request via ALL ONLINE. Customers must specify to request a full electronic tax invoice on the screen before pressing to order products and fill in all information and check for accuracy.
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