If WAL-MART Buys Clothes, The Invoice Must Be Rejected.

In April 30th, Mr. Chen bought a batch of clothing in the city's WAL-MART supermarket, and the merchant was rejected by the merchant when he asked for the invoice for the second time.

I verified: Mr. Chen said that he bought 5 T-shirts in the WAL-MART supermarket at the "EUS sports station" on the same day, a total of 150 yuan.

Because in a hurry, I left with a small computer ticket.

In May 4th, Mr. Chen was rejected because he needed regular invoices to find businesses.

"They said they never invoiced, and if they wanted to make an invoice, they could not buy it at that time."

Mr. Chen was shocked by this attitude.

When I arrived at the shop on the afternoon of 6, I asked the clerk if he could make an invoice.

The clerk answered the same content as Mr. Chen had heard before: "we never invoice", "if you want to invoice, you can not buy" and so on.

The clerk said that they only provided computer tickets for customers to buy things, because Invoicing was actually a lot of formalities, so they would not issue them to customers.

"If you want to open it, you can find it elsewhere."

At the WAL-MART Supermarket Service Office, a staff member told the author that the "O's sports station" belongs to the rental counter and is completely independent in terms of operation and finance, so they have no way to ask.

"We include tea, books and chafing dish shops. They are all rented counters, not managed by us."

The staff said that supermarkets would invoice customers who needed it. She thought it would be wrong not to invoice customers.

The 12315 consumer hotline of the city commerce and Industry Bureau believes that consumers have the right to require merchants to issue formal invoices.

A staff member of the State Taxation Bureau also said that businesses are obliged to provide regular invoices for consumers without conditions, and they can not let consumers find other places to replace them.

"If the citizens encounter similar things, they can complain to us."