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Quote from: Brut on August 01, 2014, 07:58:35 AM

Can you describe what is the overall goal of it? Maybe your issue could be addressed by another approach

Looks like the OP's reasons were different, but an invoice could help satisfy the tax department about how much money you made through bitcoin trading.

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'Slow and steady wins the race'

Quote from: Ninietz on August 02, 2014, 04:43:44 PM

Quote from: blumangroup on August 02, 2014, 03:13:05 PM

From what it sounds like, you want to pay with bitcoin on Credit, meaning you get the bitcoin then pay within say 30 days. This would be terribly risky for the seller as if you were to no pay then they could not take your bitcoin back. Even if escrow was used you could simply not pay if the price went against you, and you would pay if the price went up.

Thanks for this thought,
It was for the reason described above, but now I have a new angle, thx

You are welcome. I would find it very much unlikely that it will not be able to pay for bitcoin via invoice unless you are able to get a legally binding contract signed prior to sending the bitcoin and are able to document sufficient income and assets that can repay the funds borrowed.

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Quote from: Fioraver on August 01, 2014, 03:09:13 AM

Impossible, and none of the companies can give you an invoice now

Fioraver, why is it for you that non of the companies can give an Invoice ?
I do not see why that is not possible ? Why it is an issue ?

Ninietz

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Quote from: blumangroup on August 02, 2014, 03:13:05 PM

From what it sounds like, you want to pay with bitcoin on Credit, meaning you get the bitcoin then pay within say 30 days. This would be terribly risky for the seller as if you were to no pay then they could not take your bitcoin back. Even if escrow was used you could simply not pay if the price went against you, and you would pay if the price went up.

Thanks for this thought,
It was for the reason described above, but now I have a new angle, thx

Ninietz

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Quote from: Brut on August 01, 2014, 07:58:35 AM

Can you describe what is the overall goal of it? Maybe your issue could be addressed by another approach

Hi, the issue is to have prove of purchase of the BTCs.
So you can use the invoice for bookkeeping reasons.

For example in an exchange don't they need the invoice to establish a purchase price of the BTC ?

I'll take all the advice i can get.

blumangroup

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'Slow and steady wins the race'

From what it sounds like, you want to pay with bitcoin on Credit, meaning you get the bitcoin then pay within say 30 days. This would be terribly risky for the seller as if you were to no pay then they could not take your bitcoin back. Even if escrow was used you could simply not pay if the price went against you, and you would pay if the price went up.

TheBitcoinPlanet

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Hi, i can sell you with invoice from my company to your company.
Where is located your company? If you are in Europe, not in Spain as mine, your company must be registered in VIES (http://ec.europa.eu/taxation_customs/vies/?locale=es) if you are not registered we must add VAT in the invoice.
Awaiting your reply.

best regards.

Brut

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Can you describe what is the overall goal of it? Maybe your issue could be addressed by another approach

Fioraver

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Impossible, and none of the companies can give you an invoice now

Keyara

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Any tax advantage using an invoice?

bounst

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an invoice? Shocked

I don't konw where can take an invoice to you...

Malin Keshar

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For traders maybe the currency exchange surforum?

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=53.0

I never used it, so not sure if you can buy with invoices or anything.

There are others exchanges that accept Euro, just go to bitcoinwisdom to catch the names and do your own research

Ninietz

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Hi,
I was wondering where I could buy BTC on a regular bases in Euro but with an Invoice.
Maybe Bitstamp and BTC-e ? and where else ?
Are there any traders that do so ?
Thx for your swift replies.
Rgds

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