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Postponed Accounting, the effect of Brexit on Import and Export, how to manage the VAT. Confused? This article should help.

With 01st July 2021 fast approaching, the introduction of Import One Stop Shop is not that far away.  Some EU member states have now opened up for registrations and already some GB based taxpayers are coming up against some unexpected complications.

In our latest article, our VAT Director Jason Croke tackles some technical aspects that are continuing to confuse businesses who are importing goods from the EU, in this case import duty and the rules of origin.

Alex Walsh – Executive Manager, Audit, advises on some important considerations if your company is a UK subsidiary of a European Business and what you need to know post Brexit.

This final article in our Brexit VAT series covers additional information when importing from and exporting to the EU, explaining EU refunds and the necessary paperwork required for zero rated goods and shipping.

In two parts, the first part deals with the movement of goods post Brexit, specifically goods coming into the UK and the second part, looks at import duty, import documentation and commodity codes.

The second article in our series on Brexit and VAT when dealing with the movement of goods post Brexit.  This is crucial reading if your business sells goods to EU customers (either other businesses or consumers).

Jason Croke, VAT Director, brings us the first in a series of articles concerning Brexit.  This article looks at the VAT rules when selling services to the EU or buying services from the EU post Brexit. 

Our VAT Director, Jason Croke, has put together the latest Brexit and VAT updates so you can understand exactly what they mean for you and your business.

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