Tassimat
2020-06-04 09:01:03
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The question is when the VAT is really due. Clearly with the final invoice.. but with a down payment before even one handshake has been made, I no longer find that so clear.Why shouldn't there be 19% on that?
The question is when the VAT is really due. Clearly with the final invoice.. but with a down payment before even one handshake has been made, I no longer find that so clear.Why shouldn't there be 19% on that?
The decisive factor will be the date of service provision, which was already the case with the increase in 2007.
Flyer of the Verbraucherzentrale on Google: flyer_mwst_2006.pdf
Where does it say that I can count the 3% of the first €15,000 or get it back?
If the entrepreneur receives the remuneration or part of the remuneration for a delivery or other service not yet performed, paragraphs 1 to 4 shall apply accordingly. If a final invoice is issued, the partial payments received before the performance of the delivery or other service and the tax amounts attributable to them must be deducted if invoices within the meaning of paragraphs 1 to 4 have been issued for the partial payments.
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