"This invoice is not proper." "What do you need me to add?" "It needs to include my company name" "You can edit the HTML to add whatever you need" "That is not legal. You must do this." "But I do not want to do this." "But you must!" "But I won't!" "I will report you!" etc.
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Usually this happens because the EU citizen on one side of the conversation thinks they are communicating with a compliance officer in a tasteful 10-story Pinboard office complex, while the other party to the conversation is wearing pajamas and eating an off-brand hot pocket
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The only thing better than these exchanges are strongly-worded GDPR requests regarding http://del.icio.us . If the EU ever fines me 4% of delicious revenue, they'll have to send me a check.
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It is mesmerizing
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I’m sure there’s a 20+ character German word for that.
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Rechnungsempfänger. And a Umsatzsteuer-ID.
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Us Germans have very strict criteria when it comes to tax law … or anything else that lends itself to be turned into a ridiculously complex set of rules and processes, TBQH. Kind of a national pastime.
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Yes, everyone is taught in school about how you guys feel about following orders.
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I prefer “it needs what Germans lack...”
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