VAT (Value Added Tax) rules in the European Union can be complex. Invoicey handles the most common cases automatically.
B2B intra-EU (reverse charge)
When you sell services to another VAT-registered business in the EU (and the client provides a valid VAT number), the transaction is typically reverse charge. You do not charge VAT; the client self-assesses VAT in their country. Invoicey applies this automatically when you enter a valid EU VAT number for a B2B client in another EU country.
B2C (consumers)
When selling to consumers (B2C), you charge VAT at the rate of the country where your customer is located. Invoicey uses the client's country to apply the correct rate.
Domestic (same country)
For clients in your own country, you charge domestic VAT at your country's standard rate (unless exempt or reduced-rate applies).
VAT rules vary by business type (B2B vs B2C), service vs goods, and country. When in doubt, consult your accountant or national tax authority. Invoicey provides the correct legal mentions and VAT treatment for standard scenarios.