Postponed VAT accounting: How it works for businesses importing goods into the UK
Postponed VAT accounting means business admin and tax must be done differently when dealing with importing. Here's what you need to know.
On average SMEs generate an extra £278k as a result of exporting overseas1, but cross-border trade requires strategic decision making in a world of changing regulations.
If you engage in any of the following, the Sage International Trade Hub can help.
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The landscape for international trade is changing quickly and significantly, with notable shake-ups like Brexit playing a role.
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Sage conducted a global survey with YouGov on the topic of trade. Take a look at the highlights from our research and see how you stack up against regional peers.
Postponed VAT accounting means business admin and tax must be done differently when dealing with importing. Here's what you need to know.
Learn about EORI numbers, which your business will need if you're importing and exporting goods within the EU.
Business After Brexit is a unique, free guide for Brexit readiness in businesses. Download it now and keep your business moving post-Brexit.
Find out what will happen to customs and VAT after the Brexit transition period ends and what your business needs to do now to prepare.
Deferred Declarations and Simplified Declarations are a requirement when importing post-Brexit. Here's how to register for and implement them.
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International trade can be a great way to improve your business performance but requires careful management in order to comply with VAT requirements.
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Postponed VAT accounting means business admin and tax must be done differently when dealing with importing. Here's what you need to know.
Learn about EORI numbers, which your business will need if you're importing and exporting goods within the EU.
Business After Brexit is a unique, free guide for Brexit readiness in businesses. Download it now and keep your business moving post-Brexit.
Find out what will happen to customs and VAT after the Brexit transition period ends and what your business needs to do now to prepare.
Discover how using Sage Accounting can help you manage your business processes with ease once the Brexit transition period ends.
Deferred Declarations and Simplified Declarations are a requirement when importing post-Brexit. Here's how to register for and implement them.
How does Brexit affect freight forwarding? Read this for answers and input from BIFA, a trade body that represents many UK freight forwarders.
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1Sources: Sage Powering the Nation 2019 Study; The Growth Company UK
