A alex001 New Member Apr 25, 2021 2 0 161 Apr 25, 2021 #1 There is an offshore programming service that is supposed to be provided, not selling any goods.
ShillGates 🗣️ Loud Newcomer May 28, 2025 342 0 36 Apr 27, 2021 #2 yes vat is applicable but net effect is zero
A alex001 New Member Apr 25, 2021 2 0 161 Apr 27, 2021 #3 Thank you OffMyBack, I think I get, thanks, so the VAT should be in the invoice but the value of the VAT should be 0, right?
Thank you OffMyBack, I think I get, thanks, so the VAT should be in the invoice but the value of the VAT should be 0, right?
koohl 🗣️ Loud Newcomer Apr 28, 2022 467 0 161 Apr 1, 2024 #4 Yes that is correct, and even more important today because of payment processors have to ensure you charge VAT in EU. Toggle signature My Journey to successful card processing for Replica, IPTV, Adult and Gaming business. I keep my journey in the closed forums in Mentor Group for less saturating methods. Please understand that I don't sell any services or do consultancy, you don't need to contact me about that!
Yes that is correct, and even more important today because of payment processors have to ensure you charge VAT in EU. Toggle signature My Journey to successful card processing for Replica, IPTV, Adult and Gaming business. I keep my journey in the closed forums in Mentor Group for less saturating methods. Please understand that I don't sell any services or do consultancy, you don't need to contact me about that!
D daniels27 Complete Moron Complete Moron Aug 19, 2023 4,050 -4 161 Apr 1, 2024 #5 ShillGates said: ShillGates said: yes vat is applicable but net effect is zero Click to expand... Click to expand... As far as I know, there is no VAT due if you provide personal work. Like consulting etc. If you sell digital goods, hosting, etc. where no manual work is involved, you need to charge VAT. You may want to check the relevant laws. Here the German edition: https://www.ihk.de/hamburg/produktm...dlung-elektronischer-dienstleistungen-5604200https://usth.bundesfinanzministeriu...und-Geltungsbereich/Paragraf-3a/ae-3a-12.html Hence, your personal service of programming would not be taxable. Still, you may want to add his VAT Reg. No. to the invoice, it does not hurt. alex001 said: alex001 said: Thank you OffMyBack, I think I get, thanks, so the VAT should be in the invoice but the value of the VAT should be 0, right? Click to expand... Click to expand... If you put his VAT Reg. No. on the invoice, you can put 0% VAT on the invoice. If you do not have his VAT Reg. No., you need to charge. koohl said: koohl said: Yes that is correct, and even more important today because of payment processors have to ensure you charge VAT in EU. Click to expand... Click to expand... I think he is doing programming himself as engineering/consulting. Most likely getting paid by bank transfer. It would not be taxable then, no?
ShillGates said: ShillGates said: yes vat is applicable but net effect is zero Click to expand... Click to expand... As far as I know, there is no VAT due if you provide personal work. Like consulting etc. If you sell digital goods, hosting, etc. where no manual work is involved, you need to charge VAT. You may want to check the relevant laws. Here the German edition: https://www.ihk.de/hamburg/produktm...dlung-elektronischer-dienstleistungen-5604200https://usth.bundesfinanzministeriu...und-Geltungsbereich/Paragraf-3a/ae-3a-12.html Hence, your personal service of programming would not be taxable. Still, you may want to add his VAT Reg. No. to the invoice, it does not hurt. alex001 said: alex001 said: Thank you OffMyBack, I think I get, thanks, so the VAT should be in the invoice but the value of the VAT should be 0, right? Click to expand... Click to expand... If you put his VAT Reg. No. on the invoice, you can put 0% VAT on the invoice. If you do not have his VAT Reg. No., you need to charge. koohl said: koohl said: Yes that is correct, and even more important today because of payment processors have to ensure you charge VAT in EU. Click to expand... Click to expand... I think he is doing programming himself as engineering/consulting. Most likely getting paid by bank transfer. It would not be taxable then, no?