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VAT invoices

5 years ago

Hi - I'm looking to buy the Cosmo Large Open Bookcase for my office and would therefore be paying through my business account. Can you please let me know if you provide VAT invoices?

Thanks.

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Icona Furniture
5 years ago
Hi Gail

Yes we can provide you with a VAT invoice.

Best Regards

Darran

ICONA FURNITURE
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