VAT is a consumption tax imposed at each stage of the supply chain. A VAT invoice is an essential document that enables businesses to charge VAT on taxable supplies. Businesses registered for VAT are required to include VAT on their invoices when selling goods or services. The rules on collecting VAT for goods and services sold to EU clients/customers can be complex and vary depending on the nature of the goods/services and whether the customer is a business or consumer.
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