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vat

skinnylegs · 2014-03-24 12:40:24

hi. I was thinking of setting up a small, non vat registered, business. I would be importing goods from a vat registered company in the uk. I presume I pay vat to the supplier and my question is, do I then have to charge my customer vat at full irish rate. Thanks in advance

24-03-2014 12:40pm

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skinnylegs

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hi. I was thinking of setting up a small, non vat registered, business. I would be importing goods from a vat registered company in the uk. I presume I pay vat to the supplier and my question is, do I then have to charge my customer vat at full irish rate. Thanks in advance

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#2 24-03-2014 1:28pm

dbran

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Hi

If you are non vat registered you do not charge VAT to any of your customers. Any VAT that you suffer from your supplier in the Uk is a cost to you.

Regards

dbran

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#3 24-03-2014 2:21pm

skinnylegs

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thanks, appreciate your reply

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