A little bit late to this particular party, and not even sure if it is aligned to what the previous chap was asking after... Bear with me. (I am only adding this issue to this thread since it is already there. I have yet to chuck this over the fence to my accountant as some of the below is still being worked on for resolution by the agent). So, for those who may have experience...
I am on a(nother) new contract which takes me to the NL from time to time.
- I am paid a day rate in £.
- But I have been asked to charge and receive my Expenses in Euros. Even the expenses incurred in £, I have been asked to convert into a Euro amount and add to an invoice.
- My normal experience thus far has been to add day rate plus expenses on one invoice, add VAT, pop into MTD and reconcile upon receipt.
My questions are;
1. How does one account for fluctuating currency rates between time of invoicing and time of receipting?
2. Should one add VAT to a Euro amount?
3. The currency exchange cost is an added cost implication.
To be clear, I am less fussed about the odd £5-10 variation than I am about the MTD rubbish that will have to be reconciled.
Thanks in advance.
I am on a(nother) new contract which takes me to the NL from time to time.
- I am paid a day rate in £.
- But I have been asked to charge and receive my Expenses in Euros. Even the expenses incurred in £, I have been asked to convert into a Euro amount and add to an invoice.
- My normal experience thus far has been to add day rate plus expenses on one invoice, add VAT, pop into MTD and reconcile upon receipt.
My questions are;
1. How does one account for fluctuating currency rates between time of invoicing and time of receipting?
2. Should one add VAT to a Euro amount?
3. The currency exchange cost is an added cost implication.
To be clear, I am less fussed about the odd £5-10 variation than I am about the MTD rubbish that will have to be reconciled.
Thanks in advance.
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