- From 1 January 2026, foreign suppliers of digital and electronic services to Mauritius must register for VAT and charge 15%, unless they have a permanent establishment or use the reverse charge mechanism.
- No turnover threshold applies for VAT registration.
- Covered services include digital content, software, web hosting, online advertising, and remote maintenance.
- Foreign suppliers with annual taxable supplies over MUR 3 million must appoint a tax representative to handle VAT returns and payments.
- This change marks a major update to Mauritius’ tax system, requiring foreign suppliers to review their compliance processes before 2026.
Source: bowmanslaw.com
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