We will do the design work from our office in UK. Since 1 January 2013 the place of supply of a B2C long-term hire of means of transport is made where the customer belongs, unless it is a long-term hire of a pleasure boat that is put at the disposal of the customer at an establishment of the supplier. Note that VAT does not apply to the Channel Islands. To decide whether a particular hire is short-term or long-term hire you should look at the hire contracts as follows. Our system records multiple addresses to a single account. For information on the VAT liability of supplies see section 29 of VAT guide (Notice 700). A properly completed certificate of shipment will help you to meet the evidential requirements described in paragraph 6.1. See Claim back VAT paid in the EU if you’re established elsewhere (Notice 723A). If official evidence of export cannot be obtained, you will need to rely on commercial transport evidence as described in paragraphs 6.3 and 6.6. This does not cover supplies of the letting on hire or leasing of goods where the services of an operator or technician are included. It does not include charges by agents for arranging the supply of admission. If there are multiple supplies each will need to be considered on its own. VAT MOSS is an optional, simplified, way of declaring VAT on B2C supplies of digital services in EU member states where you are not established. You should take care to read the relevant sections in full and remember that lists of examples are not exhaustive. This is called the tax point. When filling in the value of your goods on the invoice, use the price you’re selling them for. Equal weight is put on official and commercial transport evidence but both must be supported by supplementary evidence to show that a transaction has taken place, and that the transaction relates to the goods physically exported. However airlines using this facility must obtain prior written agreement from HMRC. But, where any of these services relate to land or property they are excluded. A supply of goods sent to a destination outside the UK or EU is liable to the zero rate as a direct export where you: You must not zero rate an indirect export where the goods are either: If your export transactions do not fit specifically into any of these categories or those listed in sections 3 and 4 contact VAT: general enquiries for advice prior to export, obtaining a written decision, if necessary. The client is based in Jersey, selling products and services to Jersey people. Bill of lading or air waybill number (whereappropriate)…………………………………. This means you can charge your customers VAT at 0%. If you are a supplier who does not belong in the UK, and your customer is not registered for UK VAT or does not belong in the UK, you are responsible for accounting for any UK VAT due on your supply. Rail contractors offer services for the movement of full loads in wagons, containers and swap bodies. Services which, under the place of supply rules, are supplied in another country are outside the scope of UK VAT. ... Exports to the Channel Islands. The taxable supply occurs only when the goods are adopted, that is when the customer pays for the goods or otherwise indicates his wish to keep them; or at the end of 12 months or any shorter period you have agreed for the goods to be bought or returned (see VAT guide (VAT Notice 700). If you’re a non-UK supplier of B2C intermediary services arranging a supply in the UK, you are responsible for accounting for any UK VAT due on your supply. It does not extend to services which simply facilitate supplies. The reverse charge is a simplification measure to avoid the need for suppliers to register in the member state where they supply their services. A fully completed certificate of posting form, presented with the goods for export, and stamped by the Post Office will be your evidence of export. In cases where the third person is not in the UK but in an EU member state the same conditions will generally apply to allow you to zero rate your supply. Under UK VAT law, HMRC may specify conditions to prevent evasion, avoidance or abuse. You are likely to hold, within your accounting system some or all of the following: You must hold sufficient evidence to prove that a transaction has taken place, though it will probably not be necessary for you to hold all of the items listed. This includes goods collected ex-works (see paragraph 6.6 for further information). B2C services of a professional, technical, financial, intellectual or other intangible nature supplied to customers outside the UK or EU, 15. You can change your cookie settings at any time. This covers the letting on hire, or leasing, of all goods other than those which are a means of transport (see section 6). More guidance on this issue can be found at Revenue and Customs Brief 18 (2015): VAT grouping rules and the Skandia judgement. You may be able to reclaim VAT on goods or services related to your business. If they did this, they would be unable to provide you with an original officially certified copy 3 for your records). If, in anticipation of export to a place outside the UK or EU, you zero rate your supply under this item but, in the event, the goods are used in the UK or EU before export or export does not take place, you’ll need to reconsider both the place of supply of your services and, if it’s the UK, the appropriate VAT rate that applies. The establishment most closely connected with the supply is the business establishment in Germany. This sub-paragraph applies to everything provided as part of an advertising campaign, even if elements of the campaign would have fallen under other place of supply rules or been treated as a supply of goods had they been supplied in isolation. We use this information to make the website work as well as possible and improve government services. Official evidence is produced by customs systems, for example GDMs generated by NES. It is therefore essential that you establish at the time of sale what type of export documentation will be sent to you to support the zero rating of your supply. More details may be found in VAT Notice 48: Extra Statutory Concessions. Exports to installations outside UK or EU territorial waters, (a) Goods supplied and exported by you to an installation not owned by you. A Despatch Pack must be completed for each overseas address and consignee. Examples of a fixed establishment include: Examples where there is not a fixed establishment include: Individuals receiving supplies in a private capacity are treated as belonging in the country where they have their usual place of residence. UK VAT law covered by this notice is contained in the VAT Act 1994, as amended, as follows: EU VAT law covering this notice is contained in Council Directive 2006/112/EC (Principal VAT Directive) and Council Implementing Regulation (EC) No 282/2011 as amended, which directly applies in the UK. Examples of zero-rated intermediary services include: Examples of intermediary services that are not zero-rated include: Training services supplied in the UK to overseas governments for the purposes of their sovereign activities, that are not already exempt from VAT, see VAT on education and vocational training (Notice 701/30), can be zero-rated under an extra-statutory concession. It therefore excludes the training of personnel from government owned industries or sponsored commercial organisations such as state airlines or nationalised industries. Customers’ day to day contact is with the UK branch and they pay the UK branch. Your records must be able to show that the goods you supplied have been processed or incorporated into the goods exported. Where this is the UK, the services are subject to UK VAT. Conditions and time limits for zero rating, 4. You must distinguish between a supply of staff and a supply of other services which you make by using the staff yourself. It also includes amusement parks, tours or visits around stately homes. You can zero rate these supplies provided: The Ministry of Defence is registered for VAT in the UK and all supplies to them, or to any military establishment in the UK on their behalf, should include VAT at the appropriate rate. The certificate of shipment is an important document, which should be sent to you as soon as the goods have been exported from the UK or EU. These services are: You can zero rate the supply of the making of arrangements for: Zero rating under these provisions only applies to the actual making of arrangements for eligible supplies. Jersey has its own independent governing democratic parliament, which controls the financial, legal and judicial systems on the island. You can zero rate such supplies as ships’ stores providing all the following applies: The concession described extends only to those supplies of fuel, which were zero-rated prior to 1 July 1990. The next 5 bullets have the force of law. The customer contracts to buy telecoms services through its Swiss branch, making all payments from there. The Isle of Man is treated as part of the UK for VAT purposes and VAT is chargeable in the Isle of Man (under Manx Law which generally parallels UK legislation). It will take only 2 minutes to fill in. Whichever version you use, you should be aware of the following points: In addition to the individual parcel declarations described above, account customers of Parcelforce Worldwide who export on a regular basis also have 2 additional potential sources of information listing multiple export parcels: All of the individual parcel declarations, plus either the manifest or the statement of account listing each export will provide proof of export for VAT purposes. The next 4 sentences have the force of law. This section explains the evidence that is required for a supply of goods exported outside the UK or EU to be zero-rated for VAT. Unlike the general rule services, such supplies do not count as your taxable supplies for the purposes of determining whether you’re liable to be registered as a taxable person as described in paragraph 5.7. It only applies where services are supplied in the UK by a supplier belonging overseas. make supplies of services to customers outside the UK, receive services from suppliers that belong outside the UK, belong outside the UK and have customers in the UK, section 7A of the VAT Act covers the general rule for business to business (, section 8 of the VAT Act covers the accounting mechanism for supplies received from outside the UK and EU - the ‘reverse charge’ procedure - see, section 9 of the VAT Act covers where a person is regarded as belonging for VAT purposes - see, schedule 3B of the VAT Act covers the special scheme for non-EU suppliers of digital services within the non-Union VAT Mini One Stop Shop (VAT, schedule 3BA of the VAT Act covers the Union VAT, schedule 4A of the VAT Act covers the rules for specific types of services - see the table in, schedule 6 paragraph 8 of the VAT Act covers the valuation of services within the reverse charge procedure - see, schedule 8 group 7 of the VAT Act covers the zero rating provisions for international services - see, the zero rating of certain intermediary services, in the UK or a member state of the EU, that supply is subject to the VAT rules of that member state and not those of any other country – member state supplies are said to be ‘outside the scope’ of UK VAT, outside the UK or EU, that supply is made outside the UK or EU and is therefore not liable to VAT in any member state (although local taxes may apply), such supplies are said to be ‘outside the scope’ of both UK and EU VAT, charity, government department or other body which has no business activities, ‘person’ (natural or legal) who receives a supply of services wholly for a private purpose, supplies made outside the UK which would be taxable if they were made in the UK, supplies of certain insurance, financial, and other exempt services made to a person outside the UK (‘specified supplies’), see, a business establishment in the UK and no fixed establishment elsewhere that’s more closely connected with the supply, a business establishment outside the UK and a fixed establishment in the UK that’s most directly connected with the supply, no business or fixed establishment anywhere, but your usual place of residence is the UK, an overseas business that sets up a branch comprising staff and offices in the UK to provide services - the UK branch is a fixed establishment, a company with a business establishment overseas that owns a property in the UK which it leases to tenants - the property does not in itself create a fixed establishment, but, if the company has UK offices and staff or appoints a UK agent or representative (such as a subsidiary company acting on their instructions) to carry on its business, this creates a fixed establishment in the UK, an overseas business has contracts with UK customers to provide services; it has no human or technical resources in the UK and therefore sets up a UK subsidiary to act in its name to provide those services - the overseas business has a fixed establishment in the UK created by the agency of the subsidiary, a UK company that acts as the operating member of a consortium for offshore exploitation of oil or gas using a fixed production platform - the rig is a fixed establishment of the operating member, an overseas company that registers or is incorporated at its accountant’s address but has no other offices or staff in the accountant’s country, an overseas television company that sends staff and camera equipment to the UK for a week to shoot a documentary before returning home, a team of builders and contractors that are temporarily in the UK to carry out a one-off construction project, the presence of computer servers alone within a country, the existence of a UK VAT registration without any supporting resources in the UK, a person who lives in the UK, but commutes to Ireland daily for work, belongs in the UK, overseas forces personnel on a tour of duty in the UK live in rented accommodation with their families and have homes overseas to which they periodically return to on leave - they belong in the UK throughout their tour of duty, obvious use of your services at a particular establishment (for example, the lease of equipment for use at that establishment), taking your instructions from a particular establishment, the service relating to business being conducted by your customer in an establishment in a particular country (such as written reports or accounts), making any supplies of goods or services to a particular establishment, the supply is not exempt (this includes exempt supplies subject to an option to tax), for supplies not within the general rule, you’re VAT registered in the UK, amount of output tax in box 1 (VAT due on sales), amount of input tax in box 4 (VAT reclaimed on purchases), full value of the supply in box 6 (total value of sales), full value of the supply in box 7 (total value of purchases), a supply of legal services from a French business (, services relating to land and property (except opted supplies of land) (see, restaurant and catering services, admission to an event and work on goods (see, services that are treated as supplied in the UK as a result of the use and enjoyment provisions (see, specific part of the earth, on, above or below its surface, over which title or possession can be created, building or structure fixed to or in the ground above or below sea level which cannot be easily dismantled or moved, item making up part of a building or construction and without which it is incomplete (such as doors, windows, roofs, staircases and lifts), item, equipment or machine permanently installed in a building or construction which cannot be moved without destroying or altering the building or construction, construction or demolition of a building or permanent structure (such as pipelines for gas, water or sewage), valuing property, including for insurance or loan purposes, even if carried out remotely, providing accommodation in hotels, holiday camps, camping sites or timeshare accommodation, maintenance, renovation and repair of a building (including work such as cleaning and decorating) or permanent structure, property management services carried out on behalf of the owner (but not the management of a property investment portfolio), arranging the sale or lease of land or property, drawing up of plans for a building or part of a building designated for a particular site, services relating to the obtaining of planning consent for a specific site, on-site security services, even if provided remotely, agricultural work on land (including tillage, sowing, watering and fertilization), installation and assembly of machines which, when installed, will form a fixture of the property that cannot be easily dismantled or moved, the granting of rights to use all or part of a property (such as fishing or hunting rights and access to airport lounges), legal services such as conveyancing and drawing up of contracts of sale or leases, including title searches and other due diligence on a specific property, the supply of space for the use of advertising bill boards - for example the leasing of a plot of land or the side of a building to allow a billboard to be erected, the supply of plant and equipment together with an operator, where the supplier has responsibility for the execution of the work to the land or property, the supply of specific stand space at an exhibition or fair without any related services, drawing up of plans for a building or part of a building that do not relate to a particular site, arranging the supply of hotel accommodation or similar services, installation, assembly, repair or maintenance of machines or equipment which are not, and do not become, part of the building, management of a property investment portfolio, accountancy or tax advice, even when that relates to tax on rental income, the supply of storage of goods in property without a right to a specific area for the exclusive use of the customer, advertising services including those that involve the use of a billboard, marketing, photography and public relations, the supply of equipment with an operator, where it can be shown that the supplier has no responsibility for the performance of the work, general legal advice on contractual terms, legal services connected with fund raising for property acquisitions or in connection with the sale of shares in a company or units in a unit trust which owns land, stand space at an exhibition or conference when supplied as part of a package with related services that enable the exhibitor to promote their goods or services (for example design, security, power, telecommunications, and so on), ships, boats, yachts, hovercraft and barges, aircraft (including gliders, hot air balloons and helicopters), vehicles designed for the transport of sick or injured persons, agricultural tractors and other agricultural vehicles, mechanically or electronically propelled mobility scooters, a payment for the right to enter and visit a trade show, a short-term educational conference or seminar, the hire of a corporate box at a sport event (such as a cricket or rugby match), the supply of a stand with the right to exhibit at a trade show or exhibition, the supply of an educational course, with either ongoing attendance or significant course work, the supply of organising a conference or exhibition, including where an event is put on for a single customer, the supply by a singer to a promoter of appearing at a concert, a singer performing at a wedding or party, the entrance fee into a sporting competition, wedding or party planning that includes attendance at the event, alterations, calibrations, insulating, lacquering, painting, polishing, resetting (of jewellery), sharpening, varnishing, waterproofing, nominations to stallions, covering (that is, attempting to secure the pregnancy of mares), work which is not mainly physical work performed on the goods themselves, for example inspection for a purpose other than valuation, testing and analysis of goods - the physical work simply provides data for the required analysis, valuation of, or work carried out on, land or property, those services are included in the list in, transfers and assignments of copyright, patents, licences, trademarks and similar rights, acceptance of any obligation to refrain from pursuing or exercising a business activity, services of consultants, engineers, consultancy bureaux, lawyers, accountants, and other similar services - data processing and provision of information, other than any services relating to land, banking, financial and insurance services, the provision of access to, or transmission or distribution through, natural gas and electricity systems and heat or cooling networks and the provision of other directly linked services, letting on hire of goods other than means of transport, granting of a right for photographs to be published in a magazine article, including material which is digitally downloaded to the customer, individual shares in goods, for example an animal or yacht, even though certain rights may be included in the supply, a right to obtain reduced rates for admission to conferences and meetings as well as similar discounts on facilities available to members of clubs, associations or societies in return for a subscription, the right to occupy land or property including hotel accommodation (see, written translation services or interpreters’ services which do not take place at an event conference, design or consultancy services by engineers who generally, but not always, possess formal qualifications - the services must be of a type expected of an expert or professional, legal and accountancy services in the general administration or winding up of a deceased’s estate, even if that estate includes land or property; such supplies are not made to beneficiaries but to the estate - this is seen as whoever is appointed executor or administrator, although they may also be a beneficiary, architects’ services where there is no specific site of land, information supplied by a private enquiry agent, services of lawyers, surveyors and consultants where these directly relate to a specific piece of land or property, services carried out by an engineer which consist wholly or mainly of physical work on goods, including installation of goods, management, clerical or secretarial services, which includes the keeping of financial records, unless the essential nature of the service falls within the services provided by a consultant, lawyer, engineer as described, the letting on hire of goods (including means of transport), repairs to goods under an insurance claim (, radio and television broadcasting services, the UK but the services are effectively used and enjoyed outside the EU, outside the EU but the services are effectively used and enjoyed in the UK, are a business and purchase downloaded information over the internet for use at a specific site, a Canadian company hires out recording equipment to a UK private individual who uses the equipment in his UK home; the place of supply is the UK - this is because the goods are used and enjoyed in the UK and the place of supply would otherwise have been outside the UK or EU, an Australian tourist hires a video camera from a UK provider during a visit to the UK - the place of supply is the UK - this is because the goods are used and enjoyed in the UK and the place of supply would otherwise have been outside the UK and EU, a UK golf shop hires out a set of golf clubs to a UK customer for use on a holiday in the, an individual hires a yacht which is put at his disposal in the Channel Islands - the vessel is sailed to the UK where it spends 21 days of the 28 hire - as the means of transport is effectively used and enjoyed in the UK for 3 of the 4 weeks that it’s supplied, UK VAT is due on this percentage of the hire, a UK based airline hires a small passenger aircraft on a 6 month lease - the aircraft is used exclusively on a route flying between 2 cities in the, a UK business purchases downloaded information from another UK business for use both in its UK headquarters and its Canadian branch - although the supply is received in the UK, to the extent it’s used in Canada, it is outside the scope of UK VAT - UK VAT is due only to the extent of use by the UK headquarters, a UK business rents telecommunication capacity to connect it to an overseas third party call centre provider, this allows data to be transferred between the 2 in the furtherance of the UK business’s activities - the place of supply is the UK as this is where the recipient of the service is consuming the supply, a UK garage repairs a car as a result of a claim made by a UK insured person under a contract with a Gibraltarian insure - the work is performed in the UK and the car is registered for use in the UK - the service discharges the insurer’s obligation to the insured party for a vehicle to be used in the UK - the place of the supply of the repairs is the UK, simply an incidental part of an established telephone contract or account held by a customer who belonged outside the EU, HMRC was satisfied that these conditions were not being abused, your business is not established in an EU member state, the total value of the cross-border digital sales is less than £8,818 in the current year and previous calendar year, training performed for overseas governments, the export of any goods to a place outside the UK and EU member states, a supply of services which is itself zero-rated as work on goods for export from the UK or EU, any supply of services which is made outside the UK or member states, arranging an order for an overseas buyer to purchase UK goods that are exported from the EU - you must obtain valid evidence of export, arranging for a person in the UK to provide a repair service on goods that are imported into the UK and EU and then re-exported once the work has been carried out, arranging a consultancy service for a UK business, to be provided to a Canadian customer - this is because the place of supply of the consultancy service is outside the UK and EU and so you are making arrangement for a supply outside of the UK and EU, the making of arrangements for the supply of exempt insurance or finance - for more information on this see, the making of arrangements for a supply of freight transport - but, it may be eligible for zero rating under a different provision, see, services supplied by a person acting as a principal, even if their trading title or classification includes the word ‘agent’ or ‘agency’, acting as an intermediary in arranging a supply of services within the UK and EU, arranging for a supply of goods which are supplied within the EU, and those goods remain in the EU, the services must be used by the foreign or overseas government for the furtherance of its sovereign activities (that is not for business purposes), you must obtain and keep a written statement from the foreign or overseas government concerned, or its accredited representative, certifying that the trainees are employed in furtherance of its sovereign activities, similar bodies answerable to the government concerned, the goods on which the work is to be carried out must have been obtained, acquired within, or imported into the UK or EU for the purposes of being worked on, the goods must not be used in the UK between the time of leaving the supplier’s premises and exportation, on completion of the work, the goods are intended to be and, in fact are, exported from the UK or EU by either, the supplier of the service (or someone acting on their behalf), the customer (or someone acting on their behalf), if the customer belongs outside the UK or EU, alterations and repairs, calibrations, cleaning, insulating, lacquering, painting, polishing, resetting (jewellery), cutting (of precious stones), sharpening, varnishing and waterproofing, services relating directly to the ‘covering’ (that is, attempting to secure the pregnancy) of a mare, provided the mare is exported before the birth of the foal, gelding or breaking in of young horses (for example training yearling racehorses to the stage where they can be ridden safely in races) - 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