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Originally posted by chacs View PostThanks I will try Safe collections.
With the Brexit transition on Jan 1st, is it the EU laws aspect of it, that would make it lot more difficult?
The problem will be that we are leaving the EU and refuse to (so far anyway) accept the jurisdiction of EU laws.
Enjoy your cake in the sunny uplands with the unicorns.
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Thanks I will try Safe collections.
With the Brexit transition on Jan 1st, is it the EU laws aspect of it, that would make it lot more difficult?
Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostAfter January 1st it will be a lot more difficult.
Try safe collections:
How to Chase Late Payments From Overseas Clients
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Originally posted by chacs View PostHello, Appreciate this post is pretty old but I am in a very similar situation where I have a UK limited company and this German company is refusing to pay the last couple of invoices for about a month. Is the suggestions mentioned in the thread still valid as it's couple of years old?
Try safe collections:
How to Chase Late Payments From Overseas Clients
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Stuck in the same situation
Hello, Appreciate this post is pretty old but I am in a very similar situation where I have a UK limited company and this German company is refusing to pay the last couple of invoices for about a month. Is the suggestions mentioned in the thread still valid as it's couple of years old?
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Originally posted by BR14 View PostSo good, you posted it twice
Originally posted by m0n1k3r View PostEU Regulation 1896/2006. Issue a European Payment Order (e.g. an EU Small Claims Court application -- although it doesn't necessarily have to be very small).
European e-Justice Portal - European payment order
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Originally posted by mrade View PostI have been contracting with a German registered company remotely from the UK. My company is a limited registered company in the UK.
The contract was for 6 months and at the point of writing, they have refused to pay my last 2 invoices with promises for paying up for the last few weeks. I am not the only contract they have done this to also after making so investigations about the company.
I need legal advice and I wonder if anyone could help, been in touch with UK lawyers but the catch is the contract was based on German laws.
The question now is; is there any EU law I can pursue to getting my money from this rogue company?
European e-Justice Portal - European payment order
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Originally posted by mrade View PostI have been contracting with a German registered company remotely from the UK. My company is a limited registered company in the UK.
The contract was for 6 months and at the point of writing, they have refused to pay my last 2 invoices with promises for paying up for the last few weeks. I am not the only contract they have done this to also after making so investigations about the company.
I need legal advice and I wonder if anyone could help, been in touch with UK lawyers but the catch is the contract was based on German laws.
The question now is; is there any EU law I can pursue to getting my money from this rogue company?
I will truly appreciate any help; as this is depressing and a huge loss to my income. Thanks
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Please help - Germany Company Refuse to Pay my invoices
I have been contracting with a German registered company remotely from the UK. My company is a limited registered company in the UK.
The contract was for 6 months and at the point of writing, they have refused to pay my last 2 invoices with promises for paying up for the last few weeks. I am not the only contract they have done this to also after making so investigations about the company.
I need legal advice and I wonder if anyone could help, been in touch with UK lawyers but the catch is the contract was based on German laws.
The question now is; is there any EU law I can pursue to getting my money from this rogue company?
I will truly appreciate any help; as this is depressing and a huge loss to my income. Thanks
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