Invoices - a large favour

[Jake]

Dear All

I am finally in a position to issue my first invoice, in Euros, to a French company and was wondering whether anyone had an example of what should be included. I assume name, address and SIRET number etc, but if some one has an example I would be extremely grateful if they could lend it to me. I am not TVA registered so presumably this makes life a bit easier.

Any help would be great.

Thanks in advance

Jake

[Punch]

LAST EDITED ON 06-Aug-04 AT 05:24 AM (BST)

>Dear All
>
>I am finally in a position
>to issue my first invoice,
>in Euros, to a French
>company and was wondering whether
>anyone had an example of
>what should be included. I
>assume name, address and SIRET
>number etc, but if some
>one has an example I
>would be extremely grateful if
>they could lend it to
>me. I am not TVA
>registered so presumably this makes
>life a bit easier.
>
>Any help would be great.
>
>Thanks in advance
>
>Jake

You should also put your clients TVA number and your own TVA number on the invoice; These start with the letters FR and usually two digits followed by your siret Number.The invoice must detail the items supplied or services carried out and show the rate and amount of TVA and the amounts "hors tax" and "TTC". If you are a micro then you won't have this TVA number or charge TVA.The facture should have an identifying number in sequence with the rest of your factures.Obviously you must also put the date of the facture and date of the supply of goods or services. With the other items you mentioned this will be all that is needed.

Best Regards,

Paul

[Moorejw]

If you are not registered for TVA then you must include this statement:

TVA non applicable, article 293 B du CGI


Angie Moore (17)