Invoices in the name of Airvat
27/02/2023
For each purchase you must specifically request the store to issue a business invoice (or “facture” in French) addressed to Airvat.
Don’t mention anything about “VAT refund” or “tax-free” to the shop assistant to avoid confusion. Instead, simply ask “Please could I have an invoice / facture?” and insist on getting one.
In the app you will find a handy instructions screen to show to the sales assistant to help communicate the required invoice information.
Airvat details to be included on the invoice
in France | in Belgium | in Northern Ireland (UK) |
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Airvat EURL 10 rue de Penthièvre, 75008, Paris SIRET 90084709600014 (optional) TVA FR 50900847096 (optional) |
Airvat EURL 10 rue de Penthièvre, 75008, Paris TVA BE 1013 708 792 |
Airvat ltd 20-22 Wenlock Road London, N1 7GU England VAT no. 312092250 |
10 rue de Penthièvre,
75008, Paris
SIRET 90084709600014 (optional)
TVA FR 50900847096 (optional)
10 rue de Penthièvre,
75008, Paris
TVA BE 1013 708 792
20-22 Wenlock Road
London, N1 7GU
England
VAT no. 312092250
Good to know
- We strongly recommend asking the shop assistant for the invoice before making a purchase as they would naturally be more helpful.
- Most shops will be able to issue an invoice instantly at the checkout by entering Airvat’s company details into their cash register system.
- You do not need to justify yourself when asking for an Airvat invoice. Shops have a legal obligation to issue invoices if requested or risk getting fined by the tax authorities.
- If a merchant hasn’t heard of Airvat, that’s completely normal. We’re independent from retailers, and our French Customs licence allows us to process VAT refunds directly, helping keep fees low. Just request a business invoice made out to Airvat, and we’ll take care of the rest.
- You don’t need to show your passport to the sales assistant as you will do this instead to Airvat via the app.