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But you will be WAT-registered entity as soon as you register in a first country. I still think the law is badly written but I think it does not require registe
by honzzz 12y ago
But you will be WAT-registered entity as soon as you register in a first country. I still think the law is badly written but I think it does not require registering in all 28 EU countries.
- chrisdew 12y agoAre you sure about this, I thought HMRC needed a UK VAT registration number?
- honzzz 12y agoHonestly, I am not sure about anything related to this law. I am also not UK-based so I don't know haw exactly is the EU directive implemented in UK. I live in the Czech Republic and here you can become so called "person identified for VAT" which (if I understand correctly - IANAL) enables you to use mini one stop shop for selling over the border while internally (selling inside the country) you remain in non-VAT regime. Our law is based on the same EU directive as yours so I suggest you check whether your law also offers something like that. It is still more complicated than it should be (I think the whole concept of VAT is bad) but I hope it is not as bad as registering in all EU countries. I will also consider 3rd party services like http://www.taxamo.com http://www.taxamo.com - I am not related to them, I am just sharing that because you might find it useful.