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Fiscal Rep Fee
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Mexican Pete
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Fiscal Rep Fee
I’ve just received an invoice for Fiscal Representation for the current year - €175+IVA. Seems a bit on the high side to me. Does anyone have any comparisons please?
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Fiscal Rep fee
I've just received 2 quotes - one for 200 euros and one for 500 euros.
I've just paid our lawyer in Lagoa 150 Euros, which would seem to be on a par with other members, but frankly for paying the rates each year it's easy money!
Having appointed her to handle the purhcase, I thought we would never hear from her again (as in the UK), so was a bit surprised when we got her bill in year 1!
Still, I'm back in the UK, freezing cold, p****g down, and that Portuguese sunshine feels worth every penny right now!
Having appointed her to handle the purhcase, I thought we would never hear from her again (as in the UK), so was a bit surprised when we got her bill in year 1!
Still, I'm back in the UK, freezing cold, p****g down, and that Portuguese sunshine feels worth every penny right now!
Well, it's not just paying the rates - your fiscal representative is responsible for your whole fiscal situation and will be the first point of contact if anything is out of order.....and things tend to be out of order one way or another more often in this country.MALLYMAL wrote:I've just paid our lawyer in Lagoa 150 Euros, which would seem to be on a par with other members, but frankly for paying the rates each year it's easy money!
