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VAT, invoices & accounting handoff — found from sitemap — doo
Checked for doo on 29 Oct 2026
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- https://howto.doo.net/en/hc/what-do-i-have-to-consider-regarding-vat/
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- 29 Oct 2026, 22:15 UTC
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VAT per ticket category Report an error
“You have the option to show a separate VAT rate for each ticket category. The VAT rates of the booked categories will be listed in the booker invoices with indication of your VAT ID.”
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VAT event types Report an error
“Now you can define the event type: Private event: in this case only a VAT rate of 0% can be deposited Subject to VAT: in this case, for example, 7% or 19% can be deposited for your ticket categories – 0% is not possible Exempt from VAT: in this case, categories with 0% as well as categories with, for example, 7% or 19% can be created.”
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VAT exemption reason on invoice Report an error
“When selecting this event type, you will automatically be asked for an exemption reason, which must be printed on your bookers’ invoices for legal reasons.”
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VAT id required before go live Report an error
“The specification of the ID is necessary for correct invoicing, therefore an event can only go live after it has been provided. If you do not have a VAT number, you can alternatively enter your tax number.”
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