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Prepayment invoice - after advance payment #61

Open svanteschubert opened 8 months ago

svanteschubert commented 8 months ago

Background

Final invoice after advance payment

French Use Case n°20 and 21: Down-payment invoice and final invoice after down-payment

A payment on account for a purchase or the provision of a service implies a firm commitment by both parties and constitutes a deposit. All taxable persons are required to issue an invoice for down-payments (article 289-I.1.c of the CGI) before any of the transactions referred to in a and b of 1 of I of the same article are carried out (unless an exception is expressly provided for). VAT is payable on receipt of the deposit for both supplies of goods and services.

The buyer pays an initial instalment on the sum due for a purchase of goods or services. For example, when a company hires the services of a removal company, it must pay part of the total sum before the move is carried out. The moving company issues a deposit invoice, and a final invoice after the deposit has been paid.

image Figure 23: Down-payment invoice and final invoice after down-payment

The specific characteristics of the data and associated management rules are :

N.B.: In the case of final invoices, a distinction must be made between the mandatory information on invoices (flow 2) and the data to be transmitted to the authorities (flow 1), in particular payment data. Thus, the down payment must be included on the final invoice, whether for goods or services (the invoicing frame is B4 for a final invoice for the sale of goods), with the same tags as those mentioned above (BT-25, BT-26, BT-113, BT-115).

On the other hand, the French tax authorities are unable to impose the transmission of data relating to the down payment on deliveries of goods in the payment e-reporting system under the current legislation.

GT PUBLISHERS June and July: specify that the precise name and date of payment of the deposit are compulsory but remain optional since they must be determined on the day the invoice is issued.

+ see PAYMENT DATE field for exchanges with CyS (no need for extension).

+ in the case of a down-payment not paid by the date of issue of the final invoice, perhaps specify that it should not appear on the final invoice, or in any case that it should not reduce the total VAT base and amounts.

The specifics of the life cycle or process are :

The services offered by PPF are :

The steps in cases 20 and 21 are :

Step

Stage name

Responsible player

Description

1Invoice creationSupplierThe invoice is created by the supplier and sent to the buyer. At the same time, a flow 1 is sent by the supplier's PDP 1 to the PPF.
2Receiving stream 1

PDP

Supplier

3Receipt of invoice

Buyer

The buyer receives the invoice, processes it and updates the invoice status according to the lifecycle procedure. The buyer then pays the invoice to the supplier, and updates the status as required via the PDP.

4Processing and updating bylaws

5

Invoice payment and update

optional/recommended

articles of association

6Receipt of invoice status

Supplier

The supplier receives the invoice status via his MPS and collects the invoice. He then updates the status to "cashed".

7Collection
8

Go to à update at status

"cashed

9

Reception from status

"cashed

BuyerThe buyer's PDP 2 provides him with the invoice's "cashed" status.
10

Receiving e-reporting feeds

payment details

PPFThe supplier's PDP 1 accordingly sends the payment e-reporting flow to the PPF.

NOTE: The text/pictures of this use case no. 20 and 21 were taken from the French government site! The text was extracted from V2.3 - deepl English DOCX and any pictures were taken from V2.2 - original English PDF)

edmundgray commented 8 months ago

need more discussion