Invoicing - Emissions Annex Provision

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EU Emissions Allowance Transaction Annex to the 2005 ISDA Commodity Definitions

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(d)(v) in a Nutshell

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(d)(v) Invoicing

On or after the Delivery Date, Delivering Party shall send to Receiving Party a valid VAT invoice (applicable in the jurisdiction of supply) setting forth the number of Allowances delivered, or that would have been delivered but for the provisions of Part(d)(i)(3)(Netting), above, and the Allowance Purchase Price(s) or Allowance Strike Price(s), as applicable, stating the total amount payable by Receiving Party and stating the amount of VAT, if any, properly chargeable thereon (a “VAT Invoice”).

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Emissions trading documentation

Overview

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Relevant parts to consider here are part (d)(v) (Invoicing) and Part (d)(viii) (Value Added Taxes).

Summary

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You have to send a VAT Invoice. For your net supply. Tax fiddling was, in the early stages of the EU ETS, quite the problem. We are given to understand it is less of a problem now.

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See also

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