Can I get a VAT-compliant invoice for a crypto hotel payment?
The hotel issues the VAT invoice for the accommodation (they charge local VAT). trip1 issues a VAT-compliant invoice for its service fee in the EU.
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Who issues which invoice
For the hotel stay
The hotel is the taxable service provider. They issue the VAT invoice at their local VAT rate. Ask reception at check-out with your company name, address, and VAT/tax number.
For the trip1 service fee
trip1 issues an EU VAT-compliant invoice for its own service fee. Download it from My Bookings, or contact support if the booking was made as a guest.
What to include on the hotel's VAT invoice
- Your company's legal name, address, and VAT/tax number.
- The hotel's legal name, address, and VAT number.
- Stay dates, room description, net amount, VAT rate and VAT amount, gross total.
- Invoice number and date of issue.
Does crypto payment affect VAT?
No. CoinGate converts crypto to the hotel's fiat currency before settlement, so from the hotel's accounting side it's a normal fiat payment. VAT is charged and invoiced the same way as any other payment method.
trip1 VAT invoice crypto - FAQ
The hotel usually issues the VAT invoice for the accommodation because they charge local VAT. Ask reception at check-out with your business details.
trip1 issues an invoice for its service fee that's VAT-compliant in the EU. For the accommodation itself, the hotel provides the VAT invoice.
No. The invoice shows the amount in the hotel's fiat currency because CoinGate converts crypto to fiat before settlement. The hotel handles VAT normally.
Company legal name, address, VAT/tax number, stay dates, room rate, VAT amount broken out, and the hotel's own VAT number and address.
