Richard Wild answers a question on VAT and intra-EU dispatches.
My UK company (E) has over a period of time supplied goods to a US company (US) which it has shipped directly to US's customer in France (F). While E is VAT registered in the UK and so is US US is not VAT registered elsewhere in the EU. F is registered for VAT in France but not elsewhere in the EU.
E did not charge any VAT on these sales on the assumption that they were intra-EU ‘dispatches’ and therefore zero-rated. However I now understand this was incorrect. How can the position be rectified?
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Richard Wild answers a question on VAT and intra-EU dispatches.
My UK company (E) has over a period of time supplied goods to a US company (US) which it has shipped directly to US's customer in France (F). While E is VAT registered in the UK and so is US US is not VAT registered elsewhere in the EU. F is registered for VAT in France but not elsewhere in the EU.
E did not charge any VAT on these sales on the assumption that they were intra-EU ‘dispatches’ and therefore zero-rated. However I now understand this was incorrect. How can the position be rectified?
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