- HMRC has published new guidance on cancelling or making changes to a VAT One-stop Shop (OSS) registration
- The VAT OSS scheme deals with VAT on distance sales of goods from Northern Ireland to consumers in the EU
- The guidance covers when to cancel or make changes, what happens after cancellation, re-registering for the scheme, and registering in an EU country
- Only one VAT OSS registration can be active at a time
- HMRC has updated its collection of VAT tertiary legislation to include a new section on notifying HMRC if a VAT OSS-registered business no longer makes eligible supplies
- The guidance can now be accessed from a single landing page on HMRC’s website.
Source: taxjournal.com
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