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A new customer from another EU member state wants to buy your goods for sale in their own country. Can your supply be zero-rated as exports if the customer collects the goods from you?
Published 10.03.2005
Goods you sell to customers in other EC member states can be zero-rated for VAT, as long as you keep certain evidence. Recent case law suggests how you might overcome any challenges from the VATman.
Published 19.06.2008
The VATman is demanding so-called security payments from businesses that deal with “labour suppliers”. Is there now something you should be doing about your own suppliers?
Published 10.11.2005
If the VATman decides that an earlier written ruling is wrong, surely all you have to do is change the VAT treatment from the date he changes his mind? What should you do if he just tries to claim it
all back?
Published 15.02.2007
Goods sold to customers based in another EU country can be zero-rated if the customer is VAT registered there. But if you don’t follow procedure, you could end up with an unexpected VAT bill. What
are the golden rules to follow?
Published 26.03.2009
You often read about changes in policy in the VATman’s own literature. However, when you try to take advantage of them your local VAT office doesn’t have a clue what you’re on about. What’s going on?
Published 16.12.2004
What’s the likelihood these days of receiving a visit from the VATman? Is it true that he can just turn up and demand what he wants? What exactly are your rights when it comes to his behaviour?
Published 07.12.2006
Since Customs & Excise merged with the Inland Revenue, the VATman has started to borrow a trick or two from the Taxman. For example, he’s now sending out his own version of an enabling letter.
What’s this all about?
Published 27.10.2005
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