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Our specialists can assist in a range of VAT & Tax areas

Brexit has made this area of VAT much more complex and costly to anyone involved in importing and exporting goods. Clients need to understand their VAT obligations thoroughly in order to ensure they are legally compliant. 

Deeks VAT Consultancy can provide the necessary advice to ensure that all VAT responsibilities are being met, to avoid any penalties and maximise profits. We are happy to advise and assist clients with such matters as: 

  • The international VAT aspect of importing and exporting goods throughout the EU and the rest of the world. This may also incorporate international accounting and cross-border VAT. 
  • Securing Authorised Economic Operator (AEO) status. This includes determining which type of AEO status is applicable and preparing for HMRC audits. 
  • Registering and compiling returns for the EU One Stop Shop, and the Import One Stop Shop. 
  • Determining whether a company should register for the Union or Non-Union scheme, how to make payments, keep records and prepare for audits. 
  • Negotiating the changes in customs and excise duties. This has become much more of an issue since Brexit and it’s important to get it right. 
  • Review previously paid import VAT/customs duty to identify errors and submit reclaims of any overpaid import VAT/customs duty.

Customs duty is a sticking tax, i.e. not eligible for rebates, so it’s critical that the correct amount of duty is assessed at the outset. This is also an area that’s constantly in flux, adding to the many complexities of an already difficult tax. We are able to perform a detailed review and if necessary, prepare and submit a claim for over paid customs duty.

Deeks VAT Consultancy can advise on the latest VAT rules that effect shipping and distribution, and help clients apply for any reliefs that may be applicable. 

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Deeks VAT News issue 49 

In this month’s Deeks VAT Newsletter, we delve into the Go City Limited case, where the First-Tier Tribunal addressed the VAT treatment of sightseeing passes. The key question was whether these passes should be seen as a supply of services or classified as multi-purpose vouchers—a distinction that significantly affects the timing and amount of VAT payable. This ruling has major implications for the tourism sector, especially for businesses offering bundled services. For a comprehensive analysis of the case and its potential impact, don’t miss this month’s edition!

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Deeks VAT News issue 48

In this edition of the Deeks VAT Newsletter, we delve into the significant Lycamobile case, a landmark in VAT litigation. This case has profound implications for businesses operating in the telecommunications sector, particularly concerning VAT compliance and the interpretation of tax laws across borders. We break down the key aspects of the case, the court’s decision, and what it means for your business. Stay informed on how this ruling could impact your VAT obligations and strategic planning.

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Deeks VAT News issue 47

Welcome to this month’s Newsletter      August 2024 issue 47 Keeping you up to date on VAT changes      In this month’s newsletter we cover the following: How to pay duties and VAT on imports – updated guidance         Fulfilment House Due Diligence Scheme registered businesses list updated   Inter-company charges: Do I add VAT? New HMRC VAT registration […]

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