We are regularly asked about what VAT to charge overseas customers. Here is our summary for the EU.
Goods sold to customers based in another EU country can be zero-rated if the customer is a VAT registered business. To ensure your paperwork is water-tight you should quote the customer’s VAT number on your invoice to them and keep a proof of shipping.
If the customer collects the goods from you in the UK, ask for a 15% deposit which can then be returned to them once proof of the export is supplied to you.
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