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Self-accounted under the reverse charge: neutral in the result.
Indicative estimate for a standard-regime return. It doesn't cover pro-rata, equivalence surcharge, capital goods or OSS/intra-EU sales, and doesn't replace your accountant's advice.
Quarterly VAT on the Modelo 303 is, in essence, a subtraction: the VAT you charged your customers minus the VAT you paid on your deductible expenses. The result is what you pay the tax office (or what's left in your favour to offset).
By subtracting deductible input VAT (on your expenses) from output VAT (charged on your sales). If the result is positive, you pay it on the Modelo 303; if negative, it carries over to offset in following quarters.
Output VAT is the VAT you add to your sales invoices and charge customers. Input VAT is the VAT you pay on your purchases and expenses. The difference between them is your result for the quarter.
Yes in form, not in amount: billed from Ireland, they're self-accounted under the reverse charge, declared as both output and input VAT. The net effect on the result is zero, but they must be declared.
Quarterly: Q1 by 20 April, Q2 by 20 July, Q3 by 20 October and Q4 by 30 January of the following year.
It's an estimate for the standard regime. It doesn't cover pro-rata, the equivalence surcharge, capital goods or OSS / intra-EU sales; for those cases always confirm with your accountant.
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