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
The Internet means you can advertise your products to a customer in, say, Italy, as easily as you can to one just around the corner. But if you make a sale will you need an overseas VAT registration,
and what’s the best way to get one?
Published 11.06.2013
One of the last acts of the EU before Brexit was to make ”quick fixes” to the VAT rules for intra-EU trade. These must be followed by UK businesses. What’s involved?
Published 14.02.2020
Whilst on holiday you find just the thing for your office you’ve been looking for and decide to buy it. As it’s a purchase for your business can you reclaim the foreign VAT you pay?
Published 08.07.2019
Last year the VAT rules for services supplied to overseas customers were changed, but certainly not simplified. One of our subscribers, who provides property services, wanted to know whether or not
they should charge VAT?
Published 22.07.2011
Due to Brexit the VAT rules have changed for supplies of services to customers in the EU. While these are less onerous than the new rules for goods, what, if any, changes should you be making to your
VAT procedures?
Published 28.01.2021
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 Brexit transitional period is understandably causing confusion among businesses, including questions about extra VAT costs if you import goods from the EU after it ends. What can you really
expect?
Published 14.02.2020
Our subscriber sold goods to a US company but delivered them to its UK subsidiary for export to the US. When the VATman came to call he demanded evidence that the goods had left the country.
Solution? Read on…
Published 10.02.2005