The EU e-commerce VAT package introduced the requirement for non-EU sellers or marketplaces using the new import scheme – IOSS Import One-Stop Shop – to appoint an EU resident Intermediary. IOSS is the new return introduced from 1 July 2021 for reporting the import distance
The UK’s changes of e-commerce VAT rules on the 1 January 2021 made online UK and non-UK marketplaces (OMP’s) liable for certain seller transactions. HMRC also set basic record-keeping obligations for the marketplaces. The EU e-commerce VAT package , scheduled for 1 July 2021, uses similar rules.
Following the ending of the UK’s Brexit transition period on 31 December 2021, the standard Value Added Tax return has undergone some minor changes. Updated VAT return to reflect leaving the EU This reflects the UK being outside of the EU VAT regime, meaning: Movements
Easement on temporary movements of goods between NI and GB The UK’s HMRC has provided some additional import tax reliefs on the movement of goods between post-Brexit Northern Ireland (NI) and the rest of the UK (GB). Goods which are only making a temporary movement
As the Brexit transition period comes to an end on 31 December 2020, the UK’s financial services sector has been granted a VAT boost. The Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, has confirmed that input VAT incurred on banking or insurance services as export services will be deductible.
With the end of the Brexit transition period looming on 31 December 2020, it is important the UK and EU business prepare for the new border tax and declarations requirements. To complete declarations and tariff calculations, you will need to be able to identify commodity codes
