Scusate se torno su un argomento che consideravo chiuso,
qui in Irlanda sostengono che se il PC non viene spedito verso l'Italia ma e' per uso in Irlanda (questo e' discutibile ma vabbe') la fattura deve essere con IVA. IVA che poi posso chiedere indietro all'Irlanda tramite normale Intrastat.
Secondo voi questo ha senso?
Incollo parte delle risposte che ho ottenuto (scusate per l'inglese):
**5.2 Supplies of goods to other EU Member States
**The supply of goods by a VAT-registered trader in one EU Member State to a VAT-registered trader in another EU Member State normally qualifies as an intra-Community supply. A VAT-registered trader in the State may zero-rate the supply of goods to a customer in another EU Member State if:
? the customer is registered for VAT in that other EU Member State,
? the customer?s VAT registration number (including country prefix) is obtained and retained in the supplier?s records,
? this number, together with the supplier ?s VAT registration number, is quoted on the sales invoice,
? the goods are dispatched or transported to that other EU Member State.
The only change in 2010 that affects you in this transaction is that your claim for a repayment of the Irish VAT charged on the PC will have to be submitted electronically by your Italian accountant through the Italian Revenue authority (so the very last bit of Rudolf's quote, with the address in Limerick, is no longer applicable). The good news is that I presume the refund will issue faster as a result of it now being an online process...
Secondo voi questo ha senso?
grazie
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