Hi all,
I am billing a US client for work carried out in the UK on systems in the US, according to the general rule the place of supply is the place where the customer belongs and therefore the services are not subject to UK vat.
(I am not 100% sure of this, but I spoke to my accountant and they said don't charge VAT, but the regs are hard to fathom)
Anyway, I am registered for VAT, so my return is basically going to have no output VAT and only input VAT on supplies, and therefore result in on-going negative VAT payments...
Is that correct and reasonable under the rules?
Has anyone any experience of something similar?
Thanks,
T
I am billing a US client for work carried out in the UK on systems in the US, according to the general rule the place of supply is the place where the customer belongs and therefore the services are not subject to UK vat.
(I am not 100% sure of this, but I spoke to my accountant and they said don't charge VAT, but the regs are hard to fathom)
Anyway, I am registered for VAT, so my return is basically going to have no output VAT and only input VAT on supplies, and therefore result in on-going negative VAT payments...
Is that correct and reasonable under the rules?
Has anyone any experience of something similar?
Thanks,
T
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