- From April 2027, non-UK businesses supplying B2B services to non-VAT-registered UK traders will have to register for UK VAT and charge UK VAT where the UK is the place of supply.
- This introduces a new general place of supply rule for these services and departs from the current EU-style approach to VAT on B2B services.
- At present, UK businesses receiving services from non-UK suppliers generally self-account for VAT under the reverse charge, including some businesses below the VAT threshold or wholly exempt businesses.
- Under the new rule, the UK recipient will no longer trigger a VAT registration requirement; instead, the overseas supplier will have an immediate UK VAT registration obligation, with no registration threshold for overseas businesses.
- Once registered, the overseas supplier must file quarterly VAT returns and account for VAT under Making Tax Digital requirements.
Source: swgroup.com
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