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Hgrove | 16:54 Thu 15th Sep 2005 | Jobs & Education
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what is the usual way of typing a letter where the builder is not registered for vat?  would it be usual to write the amount followed by the words "not subject to vat"?
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Sorry, I realise my question is not clear.  A friend of mine is a builder and he asked me as a favour, to type an estimate for a client of his.  He is not registered for VAT.  What if anything should I type on the letter to signify that the client does not have to pay VAT because the builder is, quite legitimately, not registered? Many thanks.
20:31 Thu 15th Sep 2005
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type in the total amount due then underneath write NB So and So builders are not VAT Registered,

Thats what I used to do anyway!

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