- HMRC has sent letters to overseas businesses selling digital services to UK customers on a B2C basis
- The letters are part of a campaign to identify businesses with a historical obligation to register and account for UK VAT
- HMRC may be targeting businesses that reported and paid UK VAT under their EU MOSS registration but did not separately register for UK VAT post-Brexit
- Businesses have 30 days to respond to the letters or face compulsory registration, estimated VAT due, and penalties
- Businesses need to consider if their services are digital for VAT purposes, sales details, and evidence requirements for B2B and B2C supplies.
Source: ey.com
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