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Terms and Conditions Invoice documents are essential for businesses operating in the Netherlands to establish clear and legally compliant invoicing procedures. This document is designed to comply with Dutch legal requirements, including the Dutch Civil Code (Burgerlijk Wetboek), VAT legislation, and EU directives governing commercial transactions. It should be used whenever a business needs to establish standardized invoicing terms with its customers or clients. The document covers crucial aspects such as payment terms, invoice requirements, VAT handling, dispute resolution, and electronic invoicing procedures. These terms and conditions are particularly important in the Dutch context, where specific legal requirements exist for payment terms (maximum 60 days for business-to-business transactions) and invoice content requirements.

1. 1. Definitions and Interpretation: Defines key terms used throughout the document, including 'Invoice', 'Payment Term', 'Services', 'Products', and other relevant terminology

2. 2. Application of Terms: Establishes the scope and applicability of these terms and conditions to all invoices issued

3. 3. Invoice Requirements: Details the mandatory elements of invoices including company information, VAT numbers, invoice numbering, and description requirements as per Dutch law

4. 4. Payment Terms: Specifies payment deadlines, acceptable payment methods, and consequences of late payment in accordance with Dutch payment legislation

5. 5. Prices and VAT: Explains pricing structure, currency, VAT application, and any potential price adjustments

6. 6. Disputes and Complaints: Outlines the process for disputing invoices and handling complaints about invoiced amounts

7. 7. Liability and Limitations: Defines the extent and limitations of liability related to invoice disputes and payment issues

8. 8. Confidentiality: Addresses the confidential treatment of invoice information and related business data

9. 9. Governing Law and Jurisdiction: Specifies that Dutch law governs these terms and conditions and designates competent courts