When trying to apply VAT in the travel industry, where is a good place to start? Perhaps with the question – when is an agent not an agent? The answer, possibly, is when it’s a principal. No doubt you may be thinking – that doesn’t take me very far – so, perhaps I should explain further.
Source: abta.com
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