- In certain situations customers must account for VAT instead of suppliers through a reverse charge procedure
- When purchasing services from abroad you must charge yourself VAT as both supplier and recipient on the same VAT return
- Deregistration requires self supply VAT on goods over 1000 pounds where input tax was previously claimed
- Leaving the Flat Rate Scheme triggers self supply VAT on capital items where input tax was claimed
- Domestic Reverse Charge applies to construction services between building businesses making the customer liable for VAT
Source: marcusward.co
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