The UK has left the EU and at the end on the transitory period on the 31st of December 2020 it will leave the EU single market and customs union.
As a result, from 1 January 2021 the rules for trading with the UK will change for EU companies trading with this country, which has lead its tax authorities to launch an information site with practical aspects to consider.
Given its practical approach, it is of special interest on this matter the article “UK VAT-Bad Brexit News for Non-Established Businesses; Take Action” published by our colleague Steve Botham, which we take the liberty to link.
Source: ivaconsulta.com
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