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The Tax Invoice Statement is a crucial document in South African business operations, required whenever a VAT-registered business supplies goods or services to another business or individual. It serves multiple purposes: proving the transaction occurred, enabling VAT claims, and maintaining tax compliance with SARS requirements. The document must be issued within 21 days of supply and needs to include specific information as mandated by the Value Added Tax Act, such as the supplier's VAT registration number, tax values, and detailed description of goods or services. A Tax Invoice Statement is particularly important for businesses as it forms part of their financial records and is essential for tax returns and audits. The document's format and content must strictly adhere to South African tax legislation, making it a legally significant business document.

1. Company Information: Legal name, registration number, VAT number, and registered address of the business issuing the invoice

2. Client Information: Client's name, VAT number (if applicable), and billing address

3. Invoice Details: Invoice number, date of issue, and payment due date

4. Description of Goods/Services: Detailed itemization of products or services provided

5. Pricing Breakdown: Unit prices, quantities, and subtotals for each item

6. VAT Calculation: VAT rate applied, VAT amount, and total including VAT

7. Payment Information: Bank account details, payment terms, and accepted payment methods

8. Legal Declarations: Standard statements required by South African tax law