What is the difference between iva and iba

The V and the B are two letters that present a lot of confusion when writing some words correctly, since by altering these letters the meaning of the word changes completely. For example, it is not the same beautiful and hair or cow and cow, so it is necessary to know what each term means to not commit misspellings and present texts with an excellent and impeccable writing. On this occasion, in this article we explain in detail what is the difference between iva and iba. Pay attention!

VAT

If we write "VAT" with "V" we must always do it in capital letters, since it is an acronym that helps us to refer to:

• Value Added Tax. Example: The computer would have cost me much cheaper if not for the VAT. VAT is an indirect tax that consumers pay once they have purchased the product. In this store you indicate on the invoice the price of the product with the included VAT and without it.

In this way, the term VAT in capital letters and written with "V" will be used when talking about this tax that taxes most of the products of the market.

I was going

Instead, the term "iba" written with "B" can refer to various verbal forms, such as the ones shown below:

• 1st person singular of the imperfect tense of the verb "go". Example: As a child, I used to go to school. When I went to the park with my friends, I had a lot of fun. Once I went to his house, and he did not want to leave.
• 3rd person singular of the imperfect tense of the verb "go". Example: Every time Juan went on a trip, he brought me a magnet for the fridge. Laura was always going to buy the fruit at the market in the plaza. My mother went to work in Barcelona every day on AVE.