HilfeHilfe
2025-05-12 07:06:48
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Nasty trick.
Write him an innocuous email stating that you accept the price of the specified amount and have understood which part is net and which is gross. Also ask about dates in it.
You can then insist on an invoice after the work is completed and the demanded amount is paid – with reference to the email – and then pay the 19% on top. This email creates a file that has significant effect if left uncontested in writing. Even better if the landscaping contractor gives you dates without addressing the commercial aspects. A common reflex. This way you avoid paying for undeclared work. Net is not undeclared. Here the landscaping contractor then gets into trouble if he wants to add business expenses and his tax burden.
I give you my word that out of the 10k black pardon net, suddenly 15k net will become because he can no longer hold the price.