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it is Software to enable detailed SIM analysis - usual purchasers are police forces, companies in the forensics space and GSM technology business (and other geeky types). The Software also comes with a SIM card reader (so a bit of hardware as well). They can be anywhere in the world!
Does that make it any simpler?
Cheers
Does that make it any simpler?
Cheers
Selling over the internet is no different to selling by any other means.
If you are supplying goods:
i) UK customer - charge VAT at the appropriate rate.
ii) Non-UK customer but based in EU country - Zero Rate if you know the customer's VAT registration number. If they are not VAT registered, then charge the appropraite UK VAT.
iv) Non-UK Customer based in a non-EU country - Zero Rate the sale.
If you are supplying a service, the place of supply determines whether UK VAT should be charged. This can be difficult to ascertain, especially when dealing with services supplied without actually having to travel to the customer's country.
If you are supplying goods:
i) UK customer - charge VAT at the appropriate rate.
ii) Non-UK customer but based in EU country - Zero Rate if you know the customer's VAT registration number. If they are not VAT registered, then charge the appropraite UK VAT.
iv) Non-UK Customer based in a non-EU country - Zero Rate the sale.
If you are supplying a service, the place of supply determines whether UK VAT should be charged. This can be difficult to ascertain, especially when dealing with services supplied without actually having to travel to the customer's country.
Eric Mc said:
Selling over the internet is no different to selling by any other means.
If you are supplying goods:
i) UK customer - charge VAT at the appropriate rate.
ii) Non-UK customer but based in EU country - Zero Rate if you know the customer's VAT registration number. If they are not VAT registered, then charge the appropraite UK VAT.
iv) Non-UK Customer based in a non-EU country - Zero Rate the sale.
If you are supplying a service, the place of supply determines whether UK VAT should be charged. This can be difficult to ascertain, especially when dealing with services supplied without actually having to travel to the customer's country.
If you are supplying goods:
i) UK customer - charge VAT at the appropriate rate.
ii) Non-UK customer but based in EU country - Zero Rate if you know the customer's VAT registration number. If they are not VAT registered, then charge the appropraite UK VAT.
iv) Non-UK Customer based in a non-EU country - Zero Rate the sale.
If you are supplying a service, the place of supply determines whether UK VAT should be charged. This can be difficult to ascertain, especially when dealing with services supplied without actually having to travel to the customer's country.
So what about iii) ?
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