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Cani recalim vat even though I dont have an invoice? |
I run a business and pay certain people who dont invoice me for there services. I am I able to claim the vat back for these payments. The people in question are performers and tax exempt, under Irish law for artists. By tax exempt do you mean VAT exempt? If so you can't reclaim VAT as it was not paid. Not without an orginal receipts. Is it alot of money, if so, you might able to deduct from your tax return. But again, without a receipt, you can not do anything If they are not registered for VAT then they can not charge you VAT as it must be itemised on any invoice and have the VAT registration number on that invoice. |
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