- Foreign companies, whether EU or non-EU, can reclaim UK VAT on business expenses via a specific procedure similar to the EU 13th Directive.
- The claim period is from July 1 to June 30, with applications due by December 31.
- Minimum claim thresholds: £130 for 3-12 months, £16 for the year-end balance.
- Key form: VAT65A, submitted to HMRC; eligible expenses include hotels, trade fairs, transport, and 50% of VAT on mixed-use car rentals; entertainment and private expenses are excluded.
- Eligibility: The company must not be VAT-registered, liable, or eligible for UK VAT registration, nor have a fixed establishment or taxable supplies in the UK.
Source: eurofiscalis.com
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