- VAT Domestic Reverse Charge (DRC) for building and construction services introduced on 1 March 2021
- Applies to supplies made at standard and reduced rate of VAT reported through Construction Industry Scheme (CIS)
- Applies to most supplies between sub-contractors and contractors, excludes end users and intermediaries connected with end users
- Mechanism removes obligation for seller to charge VAT, customer self-accounts for VAT due
- Practical example provided to illustrate how DRC works in practice
- New rules have led to difficulties for suppliers in identifying applicable supplies and implementing the reverse charge accounting method
Source: haysmacintyre.com
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