Should "tax-inclusive" price display be observed even in B2B services?
Posted: Wed Dec 11, 2024 5:32 am
Conclusion
The conclusion is that "there is no obligation to display prices including tax in advertising for BtoB services . "
However, in the case of services that kazakhstan phone number resource may be used by general users, it seems that there are cases where it is necessary to indicate "tax included" even for BtoB services. Therefore, it is a good idea to take the opportunity to align your understanding on whether or not prices should include tax, even for BtoB services.
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background
A company that provides SIM services to corporations requested that we "include prices" when creating advertising banners. At that time, we had a discussion about whether the amount should be displayed excluding tax or including tax.
The premise of this discussion was that the scope of the "Consumption Tax Law's Obligation to Display Total Prices (see supplementary notes below)," which requires prices to be inclusive of tax, applies to "consumer services," and that Yahoo!'s screening criteria also contain a similar rule.
The conclusion is that "there is no obligation to display prices including tax in advertising for BtoB services . "
However, in the case of services that kazakhstan phone number resource may be used by general users, it seems that there are cases where it is necessary to indicate "tax included" even for BtoB services. Therefore, it is a good idea to take the opportunity to align your understanding on whether or not prices should include tax, even for BtoB services.
>> Learn more about "Advertising operations support services specialized for BtoB businesses" <<
background
A company that provides SIM services to corporations requested that we "include prices" when creating advertising banners. At that time, we had a discussion about whether the amount should be displayed excluding tax or including tax.
The premise of this discussion was that the scope of the "Consumption Tax Law's Obligation to Display Total Prices (see supplementary notes below)," which requires prices to be inclusive of tax, applies to "consumer services," and that Yahoo!'s screening criteria also contain a similar rule.