- Mauritius requires foreign providers of electronic services to register, collect, and remit VAT on B2C supplies from January 1, 2026.
- VAT must be remitted in specified foreign currencies, and applies to a wide range of digital services, including e-books, streaming, software, web hosting, and online advertising.
- Suppliers must determine if a customer is in Mauritius using at least two non-contradictory indicators, such as billing address or IP location.
- Foreign suppliers exceeding MUR3m in turnover must appoint a local tax representative; those exceeding MUR10m must file monthly VAT returns.
- VAT returns and lists of taxable supplies must be submitted electronically; VAT invoices are not required.
Source: answerconnect.cch.com
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