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Like many UK businesses you trade with customers in the EU. But a common challenge is knowing how to correctly record the transactions on your VAT return. What’s involved?
Published 03.11.2015
Your business supplies goods to businesses outside the UK. From time to time it’s called upon to carry out works to those goods overseas. What are the VAT consequences for you?
Published 04.05.2016
The basic place of supply rule determines that if goods are located in the UK when they are allocated or supplied, UK VAT is applicable. But what happens if the goods are sourced overseas and
delivered directly to the customer?
Published 01.06.2017
2020 marks the tenth anniversary of the rules surrounding the VAT treatment of international services. Usually, you won’t need to charge VAT to overseas business customers. However, what exceptions
do you need to be aware of?
Published 03.02.2020
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
You are to supply consultancy services to a German business. You will be using two subcontractors from Norway and Sweden who will invoice you directly. What is the place of supply and what other VAT
issues arise here?
Published 06.07.2021
Your business sells services to both charities and private individuals, i.e. on a business-to-consumer (B2C) basis. You have always charged VAT to your EU-based customers and not to those resident in
non-EU countries. But is this correct?
Published 27.06.2023
One of our subscribers has a deal to provide management consultancy services to a retailer in Morocco. All work will be done in Morocco, but a separate business based in Spain will assist our
subscriber. What are the VAT issues of this arrangement?
Published 07.07.2020
One of our subscribers is an events organiser. Recently they produced a musical show for a venue in Spain. HMRC is now telling them they have to register for VAT there to recover their input tax. Is
that correct?
Published 01.03.2019
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