EU VAT is levied in all 27 member states. If you’re a business anywhere in the world and you have customers in the European Union, listen up, as we’re answering the million dollar question: “Do I charge VAT to EU customers?”
It’s time to get serious about Value-Added Tax, the one you should be applying to almost every sale you make in the EU. And the tax you should be reporting back each quarter.
- What is VAT?
- Why are non-EU Businesses responsible for EU VAT?
- How should a Foreign Business handle EU VAT?
- Step 1: How does a non-EU business register for EU VAT?
- Step 2: What should you verify about your customers in the EU?
- Step 3: When does a non-EU business have to charge VAT to EU customers?
- Step 4: What is a proper invoice What are the best practices for VAT invoicing?
- Step 5: How to file EU VAT Returns?
- Are non-EU Businesses eligible for EU VAT Refunds?
- Can a non-EU business just ignore EU VAT?
- This sounds complicated. What can help non-EU businesses handle VAT?
Source: Quaderno.io
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