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2016-08-24
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#32
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Originally Posted by pichlo
Now lo and behold, this is the way things are in Finland. You are required to pay your VAT dues before the darn customers ever pay you a penny, and guess what happens when you have done so and the customer files for bankcrupcy in the intermediate period...
It's not just that. This was quarter a century ago in a country that no longer exists so things may be different where you live now but...
...once upon a time, an invoice was a tax document. In a sense that as far as the taxman was concerned, the date on your invoice was the date when the income or expenditure (depending on whether you are the seller or buyer) was counted from. Of course, this is not necessarily convenient, especially if you have customers who delay the payment: you start paying tax on the money you have not received yet. So companies started sending you invoices after you paid for the goods.
Yes, you guessed it, the taxman gets to keep the money. Not indefinitely though, you'll get it back eventually, in about 2 years if uou are still in business by then!
But this comes as no surprise to anyone since we are the easternmost country in europe excluding Russia...
Originally Posted by pichlo
heh, just today I wrote up an invoice to a customer I needed to date back to beginning of july by customers request
For customers with accounting department demanding invoices to authorize payment, an entity called "pro-forma invoice" was invented. This document was not an official tax document and could be discarded once the real invoice arrived.
Of course, in these enligtened times, we do not resort to such practices
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2016-09-17
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@ Netherlands
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#33
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Originally Posted by HtheB
Not really a problem but DHL also charged me about the same for my Aqua Fish. It wasn't a gift but €44,- seems a bit to much compared to the price of the phone. Still a great device to own
So today, I got a mail from TNT telling met that I have to pay for customs: €43,56
The guys did NOT tell me that I have to pay for customs when I received the package.
Otherwise, I would have refused it untill things were sorted out.
But today, I just got a mail telling me that I have to pay.
We didn't even buy the phone, it should have come as a gift that we are participating the Community program...!?
Anyone else having the same problem?
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2016-09-19
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#35
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Got the same today and indicated this to the french anti-fraud squad. They should have known better. This seems to be a large scale problem of TNT.
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2016-09-19
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#36
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Originally Posted by rigow
Shooting the messenger? I would be more inclined to blame the sender for filling in the forms incorrectly.
This seems to be a large scale problem of TNT.
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...once upon a time, an invoice was a tax document. In a sense that as far as the taxman was concerned, the date on your invoice was the date when the income or expenditure (depending on whether you are the seller or buyer) was counted from. Of course, this is not necessarily convenient, especially if you have customers who delay the payment: you start paying tax on the money you have not received yet. So companies started sending you invoices after you paid for the goods.
For customers with accounting department demanding invoices to authorize payment, an entity called "pro-forma invoice" was invented. This document was not an official tax document and could be discarded once the real invoice arrived.
Of course, in these enligtened times, we do not resort to such practices
Русский военный корабль, иди нахуй!