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提问人:网友w*****2 发布时间:2022年4月5日 11:54
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按照增值税专用发票等规定,下列选项中,以货物发出当天为增值税专用发票开具时限的有 ( )。

A.预收货款方式销售货物

B.将货物作为投资提供给其他单位和个体户

C.托收承付方式销售货物

D.将货物交付他人代销方式

E.将货物从县城厂家运往省城的分支机构

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