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    #11
    Following on from this would I charge VAT if I were to now invoice using a UK agency?

    I intended to charge zero VAT from my own UK limited.

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      #12
      Client backed down in the end. UK company now on supplier list. Cheers for the help all.

      Mickey

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        #13
        well done!

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          #14
          Originally posted by MickeyP View Post
          Following on from this would I charge VAT if I were to now invoice using a UK agency?

          I intended to charge zero VAT from my own UK limited.
          Come again? You should be charging VAT if the supply is in the EU.

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            #15
            Originally posted by Manic View Post
            Come again? You should be charging VAT if the supply is in the EU.
            VAT is not charged between two businesses provided that:
            1. They both have a valid VAT number
            2. The transaction occurs between member states e.g. Services invoiced in the UK, but carried out in France.


            The upside to all this is you become a net receiver of VAT refunds every quarter

            I've been a net receiver for the last 10 years, and it's very nice thank you very much

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            I am not an expert, just someone who has experienced things first hand. If you need expert advice then seek out a qualified expert. My opinions are just that, my opinions. I could be wrong, and laws change, so trust nothing I say

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              #16
              Originally posted by nodric View Post
              VAT is not charged between two businesses provided that:
              1. They both have a valid VAT number
              2. The transaction occurs between member states e.g. Services invoiced in the UK, but carried out in France.


              The upside to all this is you become a net receiver of VAT refunds every quarter

              I've been a net receiver for the last 10 years, and it's very nice thank you very much

              Information here

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              Interesting, learn something new every day, thanks.

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