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"€ X,000 means € X, right?" "You need to include an invoice number." "You need to include your Spanish ID." "Why did you include your Spanish ID?" "Why didn't you add VAT?" "Oh we closed 2017 already so please reissue it as april 2018."
I'm tempted to tell them to forget about that invoice and instead send them a fully standard Japanese invoice, written in Japanese, with my name in Japanese, with a Japanese bank account, denominated in yen, and tell them to figure that out then. Fuck Spanish companies.
Latest: "You need to include your Japanese tax ID number". Japan doesn't have tax ID numbers (for invoicing purposes).
Lovely, now they want some certificate of tax residency and I'm having to read Franco dictatorship era regulations to figure out what the fuck they're talking about.
No hay necesidad de estar enfadado ;)
Do that. And every two weeks send a reminder and add 20€ administration fee. After the third time send a written waring from a lawyer and add the lawyer costs to the invoice. AFAIK this is the standard procedure in EU.
That is the reason why I stopped looong ago working with spanish companies.
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