Serving foreign customers?
I know a self-employed web designer who lives and runs a business in Germany. He's originally from Poland.
He only accepts German clients on a contract basis or completes their work (website, etc.) on account. He provides legal support to these clients and observes tax regulations.
He's happy to accept customers from Poland, but he does it tax-free/under the table there. He doesn't want any invoices, contracts, or anything similar from Polish customers and has the money paid out privately to his Revolut account.
Do you think this approach is correct?
German customers therefore have to pay him taxes (net prices) and Polish customers do not have to do this.
I find this unfair to German customers.
What do you all mean ?
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Hello!
Unfortunately, there is always a danger everywhere. I think it is fair for German customers, as they obviously have to take account of the expenditure tax. An issue should always have an invoice, otherwise it is a private edition and not to be assigned to the company.
Unfortunately, I cannot provide any information for the part in Poland, but I assume that you also need an invoice there to count it as an operating edition.
Logic
From customers there is never invoice
Of course not, is clear tax evasion
Of course, the German customers don’t pay net but also the sales tax
Why should it be unfair to the German customers, they will be billed correctly.
Injustice to us all and the state are the wrongly calculated invoices without taxes
Commercial registration in Germany – Taxes are deducted here. Whether customers are from Germany, Poland, Uganda or Mars.
It’s just tax evasion.
In any case, he cheats on the tax office
He only shows the payment inputs on his main account of VR Bank. There are all invoices that contain taxes. So the payments of German customers.
Well, that’s exactly what he’s doing.
Clear scam. And the tax advisor is also deceived for her fee.
He’s not cheating on the tax office. He’s cheating on us all.
That’s it. If so, how exactly?
That’s enough for the police
Phone number is clear enough
It would, of course, be good if you had any proof of your claim.
Does he do that regularly with Poland?
The tax system is of course very interested in such perpetrators
His website has changed and the name of his tax advisor I have been told orally but forgotten. I also don’t know the address by heart but the name (as I said) and the TEL. Number
You don’t know if he has a tax advisor or if he has a business in Germany?
As a web designer, he has a website
Do not have his exact data, just the first and last names.
Simple – Display
How exactly can you report that?