On 1 January 2020 the United Kingdom left the EU. During the current transitional period, the EU regulations still apply, in terms of VAT and customs law. As things currently stand, the transition period will expire on 31.12.2020. Distance sellers wishing to perform B2C supplies of goods to the United Kingdom from 01.01.2021 should now be making their respective preparations. Yet, which preparations are required exactly, is far from clear. However, despite the fact that it currently remains uncertain whether the United Kingdom will leave the EU with or without a deal, some information can already be substantiated. Our Newsletter sets out what can and should be done now.
Source: KLMZ
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