Allow unit price to be excl. VAT
Unit price is shown inclusive of VAT but invoice should have ability to show prices exclusive too. Column in sent invoice for unit price doesn't indicate that price is inclusive. Simple solution is for unit price to be exclusive and Line Amount is inclusive.
More flexible solution is to have option to show unit and line item as inclusive or exclusive and ensure column header indicates incl. or excl.
Richard Kernick
shared this idea
Thank you for that suggestion! We’ve added it to our list of things to investigate further for our European customers.
7 comments
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Dave Moreland
commented
Totally agree guys! This causes me a lot of problems with clients! I am already looking for a new system
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David Osho
commented
It’s shame this still hasn’t been sorted
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Dean
commented
Has this been sorted yet?
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Anonymous
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I only chose the office 365 option on my go daddy subscription so that i could use the invoicing system, but as the other comments have said this invoice system without the ability to separate the VAT element is not fit for purpose in the UK. I am shocked that this hasn't been incorporated and annoyed that I have now have a system I opted and paid for is useless to me and my business. Please address this issue with the utmost urgency, if you wish to regain customer confidence in your product.
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Anonymous
commented
Hi Small Business Team,
Are you any closer to implementing the idea and a comments from other users? They are all absolutely correct and you need to do this ASAP if you want UK users to use this service. People will know soon that the service is not fit for purpose in the UK if you do not resolve the issue soon.
We need:
Net Total £100
VAT @ 20% £20
Total including VAT £120 -
Anonymous
commented
This is a real problem in the UK as most customers wish to see day rate or unit price exclusive of VAT followed by the quantity and the total - one times the other. Then at the foot, the VAT rate applied with a subtotal for VAT applied to the subtotal of the invoice lines and a grand total being the sum of the two. Most packages do it this way and most customers will not accept a VAT inclusive line item with no exclusive rate shown.
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steve
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This is also what I have been asking Customer services, In business to business you don't show prices with VAT, or at least one column without VAT. My customers wont accept it as they would have to deduct the VAT to see the true cost.