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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.
They really should be honest. They're just trying to stall on paying the bill
This is starting to sound like a Monty Python skit gone wrong
Good luck getting paid by a Spanish company. Coming from someone who lived and worked there for years, this is standard practice in Spain. I left one company after they didn't pay me for 4 months work.
I'm Spanish, for what it's worth.
The extrange part is that they do not asked you for more money :'). Spanish laws and most of the country SUCKS (I'm an spanish citizen :'() (by your name were you also borned in spain?)
Yes, I am Spanish. I'm aware of these shenanigans, but it's even stupider as an overseas sole proprietorship trying to bill a Spanish company.
my japanese accountant told me that the new "my number" is the correct number to use as a foreign tax ID. it has worked so far.
My understanding is that is supposed to be used when dealing with tax authorities, not invoicing. E.g. yes I gave it to my Spanish bank for CRS reporting but I'm not aware of it being required or even a good idea to put on invoices.
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