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As a drone pilot, how do I ensure my invoice sent to Inflights is correct?
As a drone pilot, how do I ensure my invoice sent to Inflights is correct?

Make sure you include all the necessary info on your invoice so Inflights can pay it.

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Written by Hugo De Blauwe
Updated over a week ago

After you have flown a flight for Inflights and we have checked the quality of your data, you can send us your invoice. Read on to make sure your invoice is correct and contains all necessary information.

Email your invoice to the correct address

Always send your invoices to administration@inflights.com.

Include the billing information of Inflights

Inflights BV

Cantersteen 12

1000 Brussels

Belgium

VAT: BE0677884203

Include the Flight ID

The Flight ID is the alphanumeric code which you can find on your flight instructions page. Example are AB123, DC321, or FL456.

Adding this identifier to your invoice helps us quickly verify which flight the invoice belongs to.

Don't include a VAT amount, unless your are based in Belgium

For deciding whether you need to charge VAT on you invoice, there are three options. Which one applies to you depends on where your company is located.

If your company is located:

  1. ... outside of the European Union:
    You don't need to charge VAT on your invoice.

  2. ... in a European Union country (except Belgium):
    You don't need to charge VAT and must mention "VAT reverse charge" on the invoice. More information.

  3. ... in Belgium:
    You need to charge VAT on your invoice.

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