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What Type of Invoice for Mobile Toilets

Quản trị 06 tháng 10, 2026

The type of invoice issued for mobile toilets depends on the specific scenario, primarily divided into rental scenarios and other service or sales scenarios.

Rental Scenarios

When renting mobile toilets in Hunan, the invoice types mainly include VAT special invoices and ordinary invoices. For charges calculated by the day or hour, the cost usually includes taxes when issuing a VAT ordinary invoice; if a VAT special invoice is required, an additional 6% tax (subject to the actual tax rate) may be charged. If a large number of toilets are rented (e.g., more than 10), some rental companies may offer invoice fee reductions or discounts. For example, when renting more than 20 mobile toilets, the base cost may directly include invoice taxes without additional payment. Mobile toilet rental falls under the 'operating lease' tax category. When collecting rent from the lessee, the lessor should issue a formal invoice in accordance with the law as a legal document for the transaction between the two parties. Its tax classification code is 1080409, the tax classification name is container, and the invoiced product name is metal products*mobile toilet. The applicable tax rate for general taxpayers is 13%, and the collection rate for small-scale taxpayers is 3%.

Other Service or Sales Scenarios

If mobile toilets are provided as supporting facilities in public places (such as shopping malls, restaurants, hotels, etc.) and a fee is charged for using the toilets, a service invoice should be issued to clarify the nature of the service and the归属 (attribution) of the fees. If there are vending machines in the toilets or related products (such as toilet paper, hand sanitizer, etc.) are sold, and consumers purchase these products, the seller should issue a product sales invoice to distinguish between service revenue and product sales revenue.

Precautions:

  1. The invoice type should match the actual business scenario to avoid tax risks caused by incorrect invoicing.
  2. In rental scenarios, if the lessee is a general taxpayer and needs to deduct input tax, a VAT special invoice should be preferred.
  3. When charging fees in public places or selling products, ensure that the invoice content is consistent with the actual services or products and complies with tax law requirements.