Reimbursement receipt (company didn't charge me VAT)

paul71

ants09 wrote: »

Read the paragraph again





You cannot reclaim VAT on the following costs even if you are registered for VAT and make only taxable supplies:

• food, drink or other personal services for yourself, your agents or employees. The exception being to the extent that they are part of a taxable supply of services

It says the exception ---- which means :rolleyes:

Oh dear God

ants09

paul71 wrote: »

Oh dear God

Oh dear god is right


exception means if employees, agents etc incurred expenses that are taxable supply of services ie in the case of the OP printing then they can claim it back, which means that a vat invoice, receipt has to be issued

ants09

Dav010 wrote: »

Ok, now I think I have fallen for into a trolls trap.

But just in case you really are genuinely posting, it doesn’t matter if you don’t reach the vat threshold or are exempt from VAT, you must still be VAT registered to be an accountable person and the VATCA to apply to the goods/services you sell/buy.

And from the start, the point I made, and asked of the op, did he inform the printers the prints were for the EM, and the relationship does matter, if the op is not an employee, how can you then claim they were for your employer?

He doesn't have to inform the printers end of discussion


As for troll - you can report me if you think i'm

antix80

Your lousy company should still reimburse you. Not every business is vat registered so you shouldn't be out of pocket.

daheff

If the company aren't paying you the 50quid, take back the printed material and tell them to get it themselves.


Next time a company you work for asks for you to pay for something ask for petty cash to do so. No petty cash no buying.