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I have a question regarding the rules for what needs to be included on a VAT invoice. I've read the rules about full VAT invoices and simplified VAT invoices, which is mostly clear, but I have a doubt...
Most of my sales are quite low in value, so below the £250 threshold for full v simplified invoices. My understanding is that in this case there's no need to include the client's address, which is good because it's a bit of a pain to ask every client to supply it for such a small value invoice. However, the software I use for generating the invoices produces a full invoice in terms of format (i.e. invoice date, VAT exclusive price, VAT amount, VAT inclusive price). So, the question (hopefully simple, but not too stupid) is this: for an invoice whose value is less than £250, is it OK to issue a full invoice (in terms of format) but without the client's address included?
Thanks very much in advance.
Most of my sales are quite low in value, so below the £250 threshold for full v simplified invoices. My understanding is that in this case there's no need to include the client's address, which is good because it's a bit of a pain to ask every client to supply it for such a small value invoice. However, the software I use for generating the invoices produces a full invoice in terms of format (i.e. invoice date, VAT exclusive price, VAT amount, VAT inclusive price). So, the question (hopefully simple, but not too stupid) is this: for an invoice whose value is less than £250, is it OK to issue a full invoice (in terms of format) but without the client's address included?
Thanks very much in advance.
