Unpaid VAT invoice

[TheFaQQer]

From their perspective, you've suddenly invoiced them an extra 17.5% that they need to account for in their VAT calculations.

Send them a copy of the VAT certificate, and they should pay up. It's not worth fighting over, to be honest. It's not worth asking them for their VAT certificate - you aren't charging them VAT, so why would getting theirs be relevant?

[MikeC1408]

From their perspective, you've suddenly invoiced them an extra 17.5% that they need to account for in their VAT calculations.

Send them a copy of the VAT certificate, and they should pay up. It's not worth fighting over, to be honest. It's not worth asking them for their VAT certificate - you aren't charging them VAT, so why would getting theirs be relevant?

It was meant as tonque in cheek Hence the

[TheFaQQer]

It was meant as tonque in cheek Hence the

Sorry - it's been suggested before as a valid idea though.

"You show me yours, and I'll show you mine" doesn't seem to be any better received by an agent than it did in a playground...

[MikeC1408]

[QUOTE=TheFaQQer;466188]Sorry - it's been suggested before as a valid idea though.
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Please tell me your joking

[TheFaQQer]

Please tell me your joking

Nope - can't be bothered to search for it, but someone in the same position as the OP was "advised" by another user here to demand to see the agancy VAT certificate before providing their own.

Not sure who the advisor or advisee where though.

[NickNick]

When working through an agency I have always been asked for a copy of my VAT certificate.

When working direct with the client, I've never been asked.

IAWTP