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In invoices, the prices of products are always without VAT for Business and with VAT for Consumers

  1. True

  2. False
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Explanation

In invoicing systems, business customers (B2B) typically see prices excluding VAT as they may claim VAT credits, while consumers (B2C) see VAT-inclusive prices as they bear the final tax burden. This is a standard accounting practice in many jurisdictions with VAT systems. The statement accurately reflects this pricing convention.

AI explanation

Standard invoicing practice separates B2B and B2C pricing display: business customers typically need to see net prices (excluding VAT) since they can usually reclaim VAT, while consumer-facing invoices show VAT-inclusive prices since that's the final amount the consumer actually pays. This convention is why prices are shown without VAT for businesses and with VAT for consumers.

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