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An overseas customer collected goods from your premises four months ago, which they exported outside the EU. The customer promised to forward proof of shipment but this never arrived. Does this
create a VAT problem?
Published 27.08.2020
Sometimes an overseas customer will choose to come to collect the goods you’ve supplied. But what about the export evidence and what do you need to do to zero-rate the sale?
Published 09.05.2014
You’re eyeing up some growth opportunities. This is likely to include buying goods from a supplier outside the UK and then delivering them directly to an overseas customer. What would be the VAT
position?
Published 30.08.2016
Your business imports goods from around the world and then exports them to business customers in the EU. Due to Brexit, you have rented a unit in the EU to import these goods directly to yourself.
What VAT issues arise from this?
Published 02.04.2021
The VAT treatment of sales to the UK, EU and non-EU customers differs, but many businesses get confused when it comes to the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man. How can you be sure of getting it
right?
Published 28.09.2018
The rules relating to selling cars can be complex, differing for new and second-hand vehicles, private and business customers and those inside or outside the EU. What are the basics?
Published 02.09.2014
Selling second-hand cars to other EU member states can be complicated, as there are special rules that need to be followed. You’ve heard that the treatment for qualifying cars requires extra care.
What do you need to know?
Published 04.10.2013
If you sell goods by mail order or over the Internet to private individuals in other EU member states, you may be required to register for VAT in those other countries. What’s to know?
Published 05.09.2011
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