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Hi everyone,
Merry Christmas, I hope Father Christmas is good to you.
My question is, if you are a VAT registered company and have been over charged for building insurance and need to claim it back, would you include VAT on your invoice? The company who has over-charged is VAT registered. I'm not sure with it being building insurance.
Thanks for replies.
Hi everyone,
Merry Christmas, I hope Father Christmas is good to you.
My question is, if you are a VAT registered company and have been over charged for building insurance and need to claim it back, would you include VAT on your invoice? The company who has over-charged is VAT registered. I'm not sure with it being building insurance.
Thanks for replies.
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In any normal instance there is no VAT on insurance as it is outside the scope and doesn't get included on the VAT return.
There is however a insurance premium tax of 5% on insurance which many people confuse as being VAT.
So in this instance they should just raise an invoice to reclaim the difference of the insurance overpayment.0 -
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Hi Just out of interest in this example Could the company who has overcharged issue a credit note? Or does the company who received the building insurance have to issue an invoice to the building insurance company?0 -
In my humble view, the insurance company should issue a credit note/ refund cheque.
Kind regards
Peter0 -
It's rather a long winded scenario. I have invoiced them now. Thanks everyone for replies.0