- HMRC has changed its policy on VAT refunds for non-UK businesses that are members of a UK VAT group.
- The new approach allows these businesses to recover VAT through the VAT group framework, rather than being blocked by their non-UK establishment status.
- The change affects input VAT recovery for grouped businesses and is relevant to cross-border VAT planning and compliance.
Source: icaew.com
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