- The UK First-Tier Tax Tribunal ruled on VAT treatment for Amazon marketplace sales in Judgment No. TC09893.
- It found that Amazon’s mistaken classification of the seller as a non-established taxable person did not eliminate the seller’s UK VAT liability.
- HMRC was generally justified in its VAT assessments, but some included amounts were wrong, such as already-taxed transactions and non-UK supplies.
- One quarterly assessment was canceled, and the parties must agree on an additional output tax amount.
Source: globalvatcompliance.com
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