April 23, 2022
Tax
VAT Withholding is not applied to following invoice because the material in the invoice was imported and besides, no information was written at the bottom of the invoice but information of custom certificate. If the company purchases certain materials such as copper,aliminium, lead etc from importers, statement of “purchasing from importer” has to be referred on the invoice with custom certificate and import invoice.
VAT Withholding is not applied to the following invoice, because the material recorded in the invoice was imported and besides. In addition, no information was written at the bottom of the invoice but, except for the information of custom certificate.
Depending on the context, 'material' may be the right word, but document or something else would probably suit better.
The paragraph seems to be formal, in this case 'and besides' isn't appropriate.
If the company purchases certain materials such as copper, aliuminium, lead etc from its importers,. A statement of “purchasing from importer” has towill be referred on the invoice with a custom certificate and an import invoice.
Shorter sentences, otherwise this doesn't make sense
April 23, 2022
VAT Withholding is not applied to the following invoice, because the material recorded in the invoice was imported and besides. In addition, no information was written at the bottom of the invoice but, except for the information of custom certificate.
Instead of "except for", can we use "other than" or "apart from" ?
April 23, 2022
Instead of "except for", can we use "other than" or "apart from" ?
Yes they all work perfectly!
Just not 'but'.
April 25, 2022
Yes they all work perfectly! Just not 'but'.
According to Cambridge Dictionary, "but" has meaning "except". how does it work? Please take a close look at meaning of "but" through below link.
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/tr/dilbilgisi/ingiliz-dilbilgisi/but?q=But
April 30, 2022
According to Cambridge Dictionary, "but" has meaning "except". how does it work? Please take a close look at meaning of "but" through below link. https://dictionary.cambridge.org/tr/dilbilgisi/ingiliz-dilbilgisi/but?q=But
Actually I made a mistake, you can say but, for example, if you say 'but that of the information of...', this is another way of saying except. As, 'but' on its own can be unclear to the reader that you mean that there was only that information there.
April 30, 2022
According to Cambridge Dictionary, "but" has meaning "except". how does it work? Please take a close look at meaning of "but" through below link. https://dictionary.cambridge.org/tr/dilbilgisi/ingiliz-dilbilgisi/but?q=But
Actually no, you can say 'but', sorry my mistake!! I just tried to express that more clearly though except. You can also say, 'but that of the information of...'
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VAT Withholding is not applied to following invoice because the material in the invoice was imported and besides, no information was written at the bottom of the invoice but information of custom certificate. VAT Withholding is not applied to the following invoice, because the material recorded in the invoice was imported Depending on the context, 'material' may be the right word, but document or something else would probably suit better. The paragraph seems to be formal, in this case 'and besides' isn't appropriate. |
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If the company purchases certain materials such as copper,aliminium, lead etc from importers, statement of “purchasing from importer” has to be referred on the invoice with custom certificate and import invoice. If the company purchases certain materials such as copper, al Shorter sentences, otherwise this doesn't make sense |
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