- Postponed VAT Accounting (PVA) is important for SMEs in UK-EU trade.
- PVA allows businesses to defer the payment of import VAT, easing the financial burden.
- PVA helps maintain a healthier cash flow for SMEs, allowing funds to be allocated to important areas.
- PVA simplifies VAT compliance and reduces administrative burdens.
- PVA enhances business liquidity and reduces the risk of cash flow disruptions.
- PVA contributes to more accurate financial forecasting for strategic decision-making.
- PVA levels the playing field for SMEs in the post-Brexit trading environment.
Source: otsnews.co.uk
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