Unitel begins use of self-printed invoices for sales, service activities

Based on License No. 3127/TCT issued on September 23, 2020, the General Department of Taxation has accepted Star Telecom Company’s request to allow self-printed invoices for sales and service activities.
Accordingly, from November 1, 2020 Unitel has begun to issue self-printed invoices (printed directly from BCCS software) and has replaced this with pre-printed invoices (paper invoices written by longhand) for nationwide sales and service activities.

A self-printed invoice is an invoice printed by Unitel on a computer, cash register, or other machines when selling goods or providing services.
Equipment systems, such as computers, printers, and cash registers must ensure the printing of invoices when selling goods and providing services to customers. Also, Unitel’s application software for printing invoices must be guaranteed in terms of security for user permission. Users who are unauthorised cannot interfere with the data on the application.
The use of self-printed invoices will support Unitel’s efforts to be proactive in producing invoices.
With Unitel being an enterprise with many service centres across 18 provincial branches nationwide, self-printing invoices will help leaders control the company more effectively. Also, the finance department at the headquarters can actively control the making and printing of invoices, in order to reduce costs, and serve production and business operations in a timely manner.
The implementation of self-printed invoices will make it convenient for Unitel customers and speed up transactions. Furthermore, this will also meet the requirements of information security, ease in storing and searching for invoices.

By Advertorials Desk
(Latest Update November 23, 2020)