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Don't be surprised if they tell you it is 'ok'.AltheHibby wrote: »Atilla,
Following-on from your point, no VAT invoice = a word with HMRC = VAT investigation and possible criminal proceedings.
I think I'll take my latest one in to HMRC and ask for an opinion.
However, the gist of the requirement is stated here:
As per the HMRC Notice 700 VAT Guide Section 16.2
“Whenever you supply standard-rated or reduced-rated goods or services to another registered person, you must give that person a VAT invoice.
A VAT invoice is a document containing certain information about what you are supplying. Paragraph 16.3 sets out the information you need to show. Your customers need VAT invoices to reclaim, as input tax, the VAT you have charged them.”
The Notice 700 Guide is the one the VAT peeps publish as the main guidance document. Quite a document in it's own right and for every section there is a multitude of associated rules and regs to check to ensure compliance0 -
I have read the threads regarding this topic , I received a charge notice today from highview parking for the sum of £90 , if paid within 14 days it is £60 relating to Armstrong house Market Weighton ( asda carpark ) it states i entered at 16.11 and left at 18.35 duration 2.24 . Is this a legal charge ? :mad:0
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I suggest you start your own thread, this will get lost whilst they are discussing other things.I have read the threads regarding this topic , I received a charge notice today from highview parking for the sum of £90 , if paid within 14 days it is £60 relating to Armstrong house Market Weighton ( asda carpark ) it states i entered at 16.11 and left at 18.35 duration 2.24 . Is this a legal charge ? :mad:I'd rather be an Optimist and be proved wrong than a Pessimist and be proved right.0 -
Yep.I have read the threads regarding this topic , I received a charge notice today from highview parking for the sum of £90 , if paid within 14 days it is £60 relating to Armstrong house Market Weighton ( asda carpark ) it states i entered at 16.11 and left at 18.35 duration 2.24 . Is this a legal charge ? :mad:
New thread.
Especially as that carpark has nothing to do with Asda.0
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