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Hi there,

I hope you can help witha query I have and will really appreciate any replies.

My VAT registerd client has been on a business trip to the EU and due to the volcanic ash problems, incurred a number of subsistence and travel expenses.

This is the first time I have had to process EC expenses and after looking at HMRC website, I am still unclear how to process them as I am not sure whether subsistence and travel would be classed as purchasing a service from the EC.

I use sage, so would i use codes T7 and T8 depending on whether VAT would have been payable in the UK?    If not, would I use T0 and include them in the purchases total?

Thank you


Harps





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