The Digital Farmer platform introduced by the Qinzhou tax bureau in Guangxi is now in use. The WeChat-based tool connects a mini-program for farmers at one end with purchasing management tools for buyers at the other, links up with the Leqi joint-use platform built by the State Taxation Administration and ICBC, and connects payment systems with tax systems so invoices are issued automatically once a purchase is paid for and procurement ledgers are generated at the same time. Previously buyers collected invoicing information by hand, which was slow and prone to mismatches between invoice and transaction. The tax portal shows transaction amounts, unit prices and invoice details, helping spot anomalies such as fake invoicing early. So far 489 wood-processing companies in Qinzhou have joined, with 981 orders, 937 invoices and more than 12 million yuan in transaction value; the platform will next expand to sugarcane, hogs and other key local industries.
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Qinzhou's Digital Farmer Platform Goes Live, Benefiting Farmers and Buyers
China Tax News reports that the Digital Farmer platform built by the Qinzhou tax bureau in Guangxi is now operating in the local wood-processing industry, taking tax invoicing for agricultural transactions digital. Based on WeChat and connected to the Leqi joint-use platform co-built by the State Taxation Administration and ICBC, it links payment systems with tax systems so that invoices are issued automatically after a purchase is paid for, with ledgers generated at the same time. It has three portals: a mini-program for farmers to verify identity and report self-produced goods, a purchasing tool for companies to build procurement ledgers, and a tax portal showing transaction amounts, unit prices and invoice details to spot anomalies such as fake invoicing. Some 489 wood-processing firms have joined, with 981 orders, 937 invoices and over 12 million yuan in transaction value so far; the platform will expand to sugarcane, hogs and other local industries.
2026-10-11