Firstly check that your customer has a valid VAT number and add that to the customer profile.
Both the buyer's and the seller's VAT number needs to be on the invoice. You can easily check the buyer's VAT number in the service provided by the EU (VIES VAT number validation).
1. Go the Invoicing tab, and click New invoice.
3. If needed, you can choose another language or currency for the invoice. 4. The legal text in the footnote "VAT 0% Intra-Community supply of goods”. does not appear automatically, but you can add it manually in the footnote of the invoice. 5. Note that Zervant automatically removes the VAT, but if you exceptionally need VAT on this invoice, you can get it via "Visible columns" in the invoice editor settings, where you tick "VAT%". 6. Pls note! If you select a different currency and import the products directly from your product registry, you should recalculate the amount of the product manually according to the exchange rate displayed under the selected currency.
If you invoice a private customer / consumer in another EU-country:
the invoice type is "Sales" the VAT should be on the invoice there is no legal mention in the footnote