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Invoices to the UK

runswithascript · 2021-05-31 12:31:24

If someone in Ireland provides an invoice for an online delivered service to someone in the UK, that includes just their full name, and email address, and no other information like a tax number or physical address, is this acceptable practice? If someone were just providing a name and email address, and no other…

31-05-2021 1:31pm

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runswithascript

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If someone in Ireland provides an invoice for an online delivered service to someone in the UK, that includes just their full name, and email address, and no other information like a tax number or physical address, is this acceptable practice?

If someone were just providing a name and email address, and no other information, would that not hinder Revenue here and in the UK communicating making sure that here in Ireland everything is declared and above board?

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If they are not obliged to charge VAT then that information wouldn't be required

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