- From January 1, 2026, non-resident digital service providers must account for VAT on B2C transactions with customers domiciled in Mauritius.
- There is no VAT registration threshold; all non-resident providers must register electronically.
- Returns must be filed monthly or quarterly, depending on turnover.
- A tax agent is required if annual taxable turnover exceeds approximately USD 65,000.
- No input tax credit is available for foreign digital service providers, and penalties apply for late registration, filing, or payment.
Source: 1stopvat.com
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