- From 1 January 2026, foreign suppliers of digital and electronic services to Mauritius must register for VAT, regardless of turnover.
- Covered services include e-books, music, films, software, web hosting, online advertising, and more.
- VAT must be charged at 15%, with returns filed monthly or quarterly and payments made electronically in major currencies.
- If taxable turnover exceeds MUR 3 million, a local tax representative must be appointed.
- Foreign suppliers cannot recover input VAT and are not required to issue VAT invoices.
Source: globalvatcompliance.com
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