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2 minutes ago, HerbJ said:

 This may help you recover VAT from contractors. There is a more useful information in the original thread 

 

It’s only 1 company ( don’t know how I missed it tbh - but invoice is 6 yrs old ) . I’ve emailed them too see what they say .

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Having some issues !

gdpr and stuff causing issues !

 

One receipt lists all items and payments from a vat registered company but the handwritten invoice doesn’t say vat - just total value of sale . The company don’t have any record of the sale due to gdpr and can’t re-write the invoice to show vat as to potential fraud .

Any ideas how to persuade them ??

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3 hours ago, Pocster said:

One of the receipts doesn't show VAT but says printed on it all prices include VAT - surely that's sufficient?

I asked Wendy and she said, form D is for where invoices have VAT shown separately and form E is for where the prices include VAT and therefore VAT is not shown separately. Wendy did all our VAT refund return, she's very organised, I'm not. This was done a few years ago now though, things might have changed.

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11 minutes ago, Gone West said:

I asked Wendy and she said, form D is for where invoices have VAT shown separately and form E is for where the prices include VAT and therefore VAT is not shown separately. Wendy did all our VAT refund return, she's very organised, I'm not. This was done a few years ago now though, things might have changed.

I just stuck the lot in 1 spreadsheet for hmrc. I have other receipts in their not showing vat directly ( like B&q ) which they never questioned.

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On 12/12/2024 at 13:47, Pocster said:

One of the receipts doesn't show VAT but says printed on it all prices include VAT - surely that's sufficient?

 

Even gone back to my bank to dig up credit card payment to the supplier from 5 years ago.

 

Isn't that why they have (had?) two sections on the claim form? I think one was for receipts that didn't itemise the VAT. The VAT is then calculated once at the bottom of the form?

 

Edit: Oh I see someone mentioned this already.

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