Claiming VAT in another country
If a UK business wishes to claim VAT incurred in a country outside the UK it will need a Certificate of Status (a “Certificate of Status of Taxable Person”). This certificate, known as a VAT66A, may be obtained from HMRC and certifies that an entity is in business (engaged in an economic activity).
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