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Just tried.
The coupon code 30PARTYMAY23 isn't working @HostSlick :-(
Order Number: 1194600696
still no yabs!
Which package you where using? I just noticed Ryzen VPS where not assigned for it. Fixed.
Please note promo not applies to promotions. This is a promotion code and a promotion plan is already a promotion. No discounts on discounted offers
YEP!
@HostSlick
Yes. Was trying the ryzen. Fixed now.
@HostSlick this is my order number 6489162912
so your vps not dmca ignored?
Why no answer?
Order Number: 1993647514
great deal!
Today is a bank holiday in most of Europe so doubtful they are working except for urgent tech support.
We dont refund. Your Government will do that. Once a invoice is paid, the VAT is due.
If you are a business and applicable for input tax deduction and your actual invoice shows VAT, you get it refunded with your VAT reports.
For reverse charge EU please Open Ticket with your VAT number, Proof of Residence, Confirmation from your Government that
this is your VAT number.
Its best to open ticket to see which case we have here
thanks.
This question also from you;
Not really the customer im looking for. I am sorry.
DMCA's may be tolerated here but it is still not very welcome. If you cause us trouble/headache, with that, you will have to move out.
It is all recurring yes
Hmm I thought VAT was only applicable to sales made within the EU, not to overseas customers, so it shouldn't be automatically charged from everyone (although there are some companies like OVH that charge and refund later). Maybe I was wrong.
Why collect VAT when it's not applicable on export of services? Can you please explain?
And how will my government refund a tax it never collected?
As said, Open Ticket, so we have actual account in front of us. Know which Kind of customer you are etc.
This is not Tax discussion thread.
I was thinking he refers of being a EU Business.
You can also purchase elsewhere
I see you don't want this to be discussed here, but one last question.
Are you collecting VAT knowing it's might not be applicable? Will you refund it for orders it's not applicable on?
Would appreciate some clarification. I am sure no one likes paying unnecessary taxes.
It smells like he won't be happy to return these 8€ (or at least he's not familiar with how this should work). Too bad. This could be a great recurring 40€ deal for many here.
i need vps with 6 ipv4 addresses , how much will you charge for 6 ipv4 adresses
Our prices are fixed and include 17%,19%, 21% no matter of your EU residence or no VAT at all.
The price is fixed 48€ for everyone.
If a business is offering fixed prices that include VAT for EU customers and exclude VAT for customers outside the EU.
Therefore, our pricing structure includes VAT for EU customers and excludes VAT for customers outside the EU. This is in compliance with applicable laws and regulations.
We have choosen that way to prevent fraud (i.e someone using fake adress to claim he is in Country X while he is in EU country Y to get better prices)
If you have any further questions or concerns, please feel free to contact us. We would be happy to assist you further.
We charge 2,50€ per IP per month
Order Number: 5159368130 Invoice 2023-05-01-33
Cant wait till the YaBS party starts and we see some 'amazing' geekbench6 numbers!
Thanks for clarification, this would have been a great deal at 40.
Charging more just prevent this type of fraud seems a little too far. But as you said I'll go elsewhere. Won't pay taxes unnecessarily.
So practically you're saying you decided to charge non-EU residents extra 8€ just "to prevent fraud" - a fraud from which the only victim is the tax authorities not you - and although a passport copy/proof of address will perfectly cover you in this legal aspect (as many other companies do).
You'd better say directly you just want to maximize profits instead of covering yourself with excuses about caring the tax authorities' money.
I don't think he can collect an amount as VAT in the invoice and not pay that to the tax authorities. AFAIK that's the law in most countries.
So it's probably not a case of maximising profits it's just unnecessary over reach.
I strongly recommend you double check this with your lawyers and accountants.
https://europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/consumers/unfair-treatment/unfair-pricing/index_en.htm