- Performing internationally can lead to VAT obligations for DJs and musicians.
- VAT rules vary by country, service type, and client status.
- The ‘place of supply’ determines where VAT is applied, usually where the event occurs.
- Reverse charge may apply if the event organiser is VAT registered.
- Non-VAT registered organisers may require local VAT registration.
- Selling merchandise abroad can create separate VAT obligations.
- Contracts should specify if fees include VAT to avoid unexpected costs.
- Performers should understand VAT rules, client responsibilities, and invoicing requirements.
- ETC Tax assists with contract review, VAT obligations, registration, and compliance.
- Common pitfalls include assuming UK VAT rules apply, ignoring merchandise VAT, and poor record-keeping.
Source: etctax.co.uk
Note that this post was (partially) written with the help of AI. It is always useful to review the original source material, and where needed to obtain (local) advice from a specialist.
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