VAT INVOICE

Hi,

I'm looking for a form of VAT invoice (I have to translate it from PL into ENG). Any help welcome! :) Maybe the web site with the example? (I have already "googled"...)

Thanx, Ewa

Reply to
szulik
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I shan't pretend to understand you question but the answer, or part of it, may lie within

possibly in section 16.

Reply to
Phnix

Thanx for your help. I wanted to find typical VAT invoice with typical invoice phrases. I know, how the invoice looks like, but only with Polish names. That is why I wanted to find any expressions in English!

I hope it's more clear now...:)

Ewa

Reply to
szulik

not really ;-)

all you need to include for a VAT invoice:

  1. traders VAT number
  2. amount
  3. amount of vat (and rate)
  4. amount including vat
  5. date

there isn't any special wording required...

Reply to
NorwichLad

Not really ;-)

I have to prepare the paper. I have NO READY FORMULEE, so I am to make the document.

As the basis I have Polish VAT invoice...

So all the expressions I have to translate...

I hope my English is good enough to do it.

Anyway - thanx for your interest! :)

Ewa - fighting with VAT invoice...

Reply to
szulik

why not just post it on a site and put the URL here, so if ur unsure of errors, people can point them out for you ?

Reply to
NorwichLad

Being honest, no it isn't good enough. It is hoever infinitely better than my Polish. If you intend to trade regularly with English speaking countries then it is in your interest to engage a native English speaking translator.

Having documents written in poor English will alienate your customers. Just as having documents written in sub-standard Polish would alienate my customers in Poland, if I had any.

I trade in the UK, Switzerland, France, Italy and Germany. I always obtain versions of my document which are translated by native speakers of the language which ensures a good presentation for the customer.

With Polish, you are in luck because the UK has a sizeable number of families who originally immigrated from Poland, particularly in the NorthWest of England. It should be easily possible to find someone who speaks English as a native and Polish fluently enough to communicate with you.

Reply to
Steve Firth

Is it? That makes me sad :( Why do you think so? Because I am asking for help?...

I've already made the translation. My partner in USA accepted it. I used web pages and some books I have in office.

Thank you all for your time.

Ewa

Reply to
szulik

There is a new EU directive in force 1 Jan 04 which list which details are now required on VAT invoices.

Reply to
Rob

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