Billing
VAT
Value-added tax: 6% for a residential customer, 21% for a professional customer; due on the shared energy invoiced by the sharing representative.
Also known as: value-added tax, value added tax
Terms used in this definition
In the same category
- Annual statement
- Billing
- Closing invoice
- Compensation
- Energy component
- Excise duties
- Green certificate
- Grid tariff
- Injection tariff
- Instalment invoice
- Internal transfer price
- Protected customer
- Residual energy
- Social tariff
- Standing charge
- Taxes
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