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You need it for sure. Example: I have my business in Germany. If I write an invoice to a german company I add 19% VAT. If I sell to a company inside the EU but
by nik736 10y ago
You need it for sure. Example:
I have my business in Germany. If I write an invoice to a german company I add 19% VAT. If I sell to a company inside the EU but not in Germany I add 0%, since it's a reverse charge.
That means that the company in the EU country directly pays the taxes to their country and I don't have to pay it to my country. This solves a lot of bureaucracy hassle.
Exception is where I am selling to no business, but a private person within the EU, I will charge VAT there and pay it to my country which redirects it to the EU country (that's called MOSS).
- thirdsun 10y agoI'm aware of that. However since the service in question only seems to handle the business to consumer case, I don't see a need for asking for seller's country.