- HMRC updated guidelines for VAT refunds for non-UK businesses on May 2, 2025
- Guidelines detail who can request a VAT refund and what can be claimed
- Non-UK businesses not registered or liable for VAT in the UK can request refunds
- Refunds apply to UK VAT on goods and services bought or imported into the UK
- Certain goods and services are exempt from the refund scheme
- Claims can be submitted electronically via HMRC’s SDES or by postal claim
- Postal claims must be sent by December 31 if not using SDES
- Non-UK businesses should review their eligibility and follow the correct procedure
- HMRC guidelines are a useful resource for understanding VAT refund rules
Source: vatabout.com
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