- UK changed VAT regulations for low-value imports starting January 1, 2021
- VAT exemption for goods under £15 was removed
- All imported goods are now subject to VAT regardless of value
- Sellers dispatching goods valued at £135 or less to UK customers must register with HMRC and charge VAT at sale
- Online marketplaces facilitating sales must also register and charge VAT
- For consignments over £135, VAT is collected at import and customs duties may apply
Source: gov.uk
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