Beijing Taxation Bureau Starts Using Blockchain for Invoices
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Beijing Municipal Tax Service announced it has started using blockchain technology in order to reduce the taxpayer's operating costs and save social resources.

According to an official press release, the bureau intends to achieve unique transparency and traceability by creating invoices on the blockchain network.

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Beijing's tax office will gradually promote blockchain billing services throughout the city. At present, some taxpayers' parking general invoices and attractions park tickets have been selected for promotion, and taxpayers from other industries will be included in the pilot scope of blockchain electronic ordinary invoices in due course, the regulator says.

Meanwhile, the People's Bank of China decided to delay the research of the digital yuan, scheduled for the first quarter of 2020.

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