The past few years have been very eventful in Indirect Tax and, so far, 2023 looks set to bring fewer changes than we have become accustomed to. As always, though, we recommend that organisations continue to closely monitor their forthcoming obligations as this pattern could quickly change.
The 2023 changes continue to be driven by the UK adapting its systems, processes and tax regimes to the new environment created by the UK’s exit from the EU.
While some of these changes will impact organisations across the board, others are limited to importers of goods.
Source BDO
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