Reply to: Flybe

[d000hg]

Sorry to be late to the gang-bang...

CP your exceptions do NOT apply as VAT was charged on parking.

Parking the plane?

Please advise how I can buy a ticket online from flybe and give them my vat details as part of the transaction.

Set up a business account with them?

[LisaContractorUmbrella]

OK listen. Some sound advice on here. Thank you for your time.

Suity threads have a tendency to become the hunted versus the hunters. Do you really have to be so mean? This is why I default to being the hunted and get defensive.

This is a real business problem, which I blundered into unawares. If you want to give me a shoeing, please do it in General where it feels comfy.


Thanks again for all the advice, it was most welcome.

<doffs cap and legs it for the exit>

Ahhh bless your little heart

[tractor]

...

You are being mean and I don't like it. I have reported your post.

HTH

Thanks, I hope you gave me positive rep though for helping you out. You have to be cruel to be kind y'know.

[suityou01]

ISTR you have been told about this before, stop drip feeding your problem to the forum.

Set your problem out clearly and in its' entirety before looking for a solution. If you were a business analyst you would understand this.

You are being mean and I don't like it. I have reported your post.

HTH

[tractor]

CP your exceptions do NOT apply as VAT was charged on parking.


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OK listen. Some sound advice on here. Thank you for your time.

Suity threads have a tendency to become the hunted versus the hunters. Do you really have to be so mean? This is why I default to being the hunted and get defensive.

This is a real business problem, which I blundered into unawares. If you want to give me a shoeing, please do it in General where it feels comfy.


Thanks again for all the advice, it was most welcome.

<doffs cap and legs it for the exit>

ISTR you have been told about this before, stop drip feeding your problem to the forum.

Set your problem out clearly and in its' entirety before looking for a solution. If you were a business analyst you would understand this.

[suityou01]

OK listen. Some sound advice on here. Thank you for your time.

Suity threads have a tendency to become the hunted versus the hunters. Do you really have to be so mean? This is why I default to being the hunted and get defensive.

This is a real business problem, which I blundered into unawares. If you want to give me a shoeing, please do it in General where it feels comfy.


Thanks again for all the advice, it was most welcome.

<doffs cap and legs it for the exit>

[darmstadt]

Yout ticket receipt should state that there is no VAT charged on air travel which should suffice as this shows:

What is Flybe's VAT registration number?

and if you don't have one then:

How do I obtain a receipt for my booking?

[LisaContractorUmbrella]

There isn't they are zero rated and Zero rated purchases do not require a VAT receipt which is what the first 20 posts are about.

suity then revealed that he also book his car parking through flybe on the same purchase. Now that has VAT on it, but if they use a scheme such as the Tour Operators Margin Scheme they won't be paying VAT in the standard way so will not be able to provide a receipt easily.

Suity of course doesn't read beyond the first paragraph of anything so merely took the first generalized statement as total and utter fact....

Honestly I can't stand people who don't read the whole thread

[eek]

I am pretty sure that there's no VAT on flights

There isn't they are zero rated and Zero rated purchases do not require a VAT receipt which is what the first 20 posts are about.

suity then revealed that he also book his car parking through flybe on the same purchase. Now that has VAT on it, but if they use a scheme such as the Tour Operators Margin Scheme they won't be paying VAT in the standard way so will not be able to provide a receipt easily.

Suity of course doesn't read beyond the first paragraph of anything so merely took the first generalized statement as total and utter fact....

[LisaContractorUmbrella]

I am pretty sure that there's no VAT on flights

[eek]

So what do you want us to say?

There there suity, here's a clean dummy.....

[mudskipper]

So what do you want us to say?

[suityou01]

Please advise how I can buy a ticket online from flybe and give them my vat details as part of the transaction.




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[TheCyclingProgrammer]

I have done that. However they want to see a copy of the VAT invoice. As I have asked for one they have to issue one. There are time limits and penalties.

But did you give them a VAT number when the supply was made? If not, how would they know?

You can persist with this all you want. Threaten to report them to HMRC if you like. You probably won't get anywhere.

It's also a possibility that they use the Tour Operators Margin Scheme in which case they can't issue you a VAT invoice.

[TheCyclingProgrammer]

Surely you should issue a VAT invoice to your client.

If you're recharging the expense. Of course. Didn't I say that already?

The point is the client reclaims the VAT you charge them, not the VAT (if any) the supplier charged. And the only need your invoice as evidence to reclaim the VAT.