From July 1, 2023 non-resident sellers of goods will have to collect 5% GST on sales of goods to customers located in the Bailiwick of Jersey. Retailers who make or expect to make annual sales of goods to non-business consumers of £300,000 or more are required to register for GST. Note that governmental guidance, available here, indicates that registered businesses are required to collect GST on sales to both business and non-business customers. The rules for remote retailers also apply to online marketplaces who facilitate such sales.
Source: sovos.com
Latest Posts in "Jersey"
- Jersey Government Announces 2026-2029 Budget, Expands Civil Penalty Regime for Incorrect GST Returns
- Jersey Lowers GST Reclaim Threshold to Boost Retail Tourism for International Shoppers
- Impact of Goods and Services Tax (GST) on Islanders: Views from Guernsey and Jersey
- Clarification on Offshore Retailer Supplies Exclusion from GST Turnover Calculation by Jersey Government
- Consolidated Text of Jersey’s GST Law 2007 Published in Official Gazette
