What Does a Contract Processor Do?

A contract maker refers to the parties to a contract, that is, units and individuals who have a direct right and obligation relationship with the voucher, but does not include the guarantor, witness, or appraiser of the contract. The so-called contracts refer to various types of contracts concluded in accordance with the provisions of the Contract Law, including purchase and sales, processing contracts, construction projects, property leases, goods transportation, warehousing, loans, property insurance, and vouchers with contractual nature. ^[1]

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A contract maker refers to the parties to a contract, that is, units and individuals who have a direct right and obligation relationship with the voucher, but does not include the guarantor, witness, or appraiser of the contract. The so-called contracts refer to various types of contracts concluded in accordance with the provisions of the Contract Law, including purchase and sales, processing contracts, construction projects, property leases, goods transportation, warehousing, loans, property insurance, and vouchers with contractual nature. ^[1]

Stamp tax contractor: The taxpayer of various types of contracts is the contractor, that is, the parties to the contract. That is, units and individuals who have a direct right and obligation relationship with the voucher, but do not include the guarantor, witness, and appraiser. If there is an agent in the contract, the agent of the parties has the obligation to pay taxes on their behalf. ^[2]