Buying from NI using a ROI vat number

Evo · 12-02-2009 09:53PM #1

Is it true that if you purchase something in Northern Ireland from the ROI using a VAT number, VAT is never charged to the Item? Something to do intercountry purchases? can anyone confirm this with some legal text online?

EI-EAY · 13-02-2009 12:35PM

If a VAT registered business in ROI is buying something in europe which is wholly and exclusively for the business they arent chraged VAT.

VAT Documentation on www.revenue.ie

mkdon05 · 13-02-2009 12:36PM

Yes that is true.

http://www.revenue.ie/en/tax/vat/leaflets/VAT-eu-intra-community-supplies.html

Point number 4.

Mr Clonfadda · 13-02-2009 02:12PM

What are you purchasing Goods or Services?
Goods can be shipped VAT Free but Services have to be charged at relevant VAT Rate which can be claimed back from, in your case, Inland Revenue

Evo · 13-02-2009 05:48PM

Nigel Sage wrote: »

What are you purchasing Goods or Services?
Goods can be shipped VAT Free but Services have to be charged at relevant VAT Rate which can be claimed back from, in your case, Inland Revenue

I'm buying goods but there not for the business..more for personal use..

indiewindy · 13-02-2009 08:44PM

Evo wrote: »

I'm buying goods but there not for the business..more for personal use..

Obviously cant buy vat free then

Buying from NI using a ROI vat number

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