> > For me, it is quite logical to request a delivery address if we have to > delivery goods with shipments.
yes if there is a shipment, no in case of take-away >> In France, an invoice mentions the customer and his address, > > So this is in contradiction with your previous statement that an address > is not required. In the link, you gave it is said that the address is > required. Yes but I think it is France only, so it shouldn't be in core but in french localization imho. > But indeed, I doubt about the corectness of this requirement because I > guess I could request an invoice even if I don't have an address. I'm always asked an address when I ask an invoice. > >> eventually his VAT. Only for professionnals >> Cashiers create a copy roll which is not an invoice but replace >> invoice in detail shops. > > I guess most of the time, it is because they don't ask you for VAT > number but make a correction once you request to have an invoice with > your VAT number. I guess they are different for historical reasons, but your comment is interesting. Nevertheless I don't think you can export goods with a cashier ticket only. Usually when you take away goods in a retail shop, it cannot be VAT excl. You have to fill a form for customs when you pass the border with the goods and you will get your money back.
