Good point.
For some reason, when using VAT 0% code, the amount of VAT is no longer visible, since a couple of month.
You can now only make the use of VAT code 0% visible by clicking the [Show tax amount column] option, but this still does not make the amount of VAT visible.
As far as I know, it is even mandatory to state the amount (and type) of VAT on the invoice, even if that amount is euro 0.
I would like to raise this point again because at the moment, it is very inconvenient, even impossible, to get the amount of VAT at 0% mentioned on the invoice.
Normally, an invoice with VAT (in the Netherlands BTW) looks like this, which is fine:
My dutch client also has customers in Belgium.
An invoice is sent to these customers with code: [VAT 0% EU].
Then the invoice looks like this, no VAT amount or VAT code is mentioned at all:
So it would be very nice if the user could create an invoice on which the code and the corresponding amount are mentioned as is done automatically with Dutch VAT, but then also when using, for example, the code [VAT 0% EU].
I sincerely hope I have made myself somewhat clear and that it is very inconvenient for the user to have to switch all the time to activate the [Show tax amount column] option, and then not even an amount appears on the invoice.