Core Points - The article discusses three types of special ordinary invoices that can be used to deduct input VAT under current tax incentive policies [2][3] - It emphasizes the importance of accurate tax reporting for taxpayers eligible for VAT exemption [8] Group 1: Types of Invoices for Input VAT Deduction - The first type includes passenger transport service invoices, such as electronic tickets for air travel and railway tickets that indicate passenger identity [2] - The second type consists of toll invoices, which include electronic ordinary invoices for road tolls that specify tax amounts and invoices for bridge and lock tolls that indicate the charged amount [3] - The third type relates to agricultural products, specifically invoices for the purchase and sale of agricultural products, which are exempt from VAT [3] Group 2: VAT Exemption Reporting - Taxpayers must accurately report their sales amounts in the VAT declaration form to benefit from VAT exemption, rather than simply filing a zero declaration [8] - An example is provided where a small-scale taxpayer must report their sales amount to comply with regulations while enjoying tax benefits [8]