This is best answered by a professional who is aware of your detailed circumstances. However, it is almost certain that you should register ('should' either because you will be legally obliged to do so, or because it will be monetarily advantageous to do so). If your turnover exceeds certain amounts, either within a quarter, or within a year, you are obliged to register.

All businesses with a turnover over a certain amount are obliged to register with HM Customs and Excise for VAT. Below this limit, it is not obligatory to register, but you may apply to the Customs and Excise for registration. If you work mainly for clients who are themselves registered, they will prefer you to be registered. See similar questions...

No you do not have to VAT registered, this would only be relevant if you were turning over ?60,000 or more (subject to review in the budget each year). See similar questions...

No. We're still a very young company, and we are not required to register for VAT (Value Added Tax) just yet. Until such time, all prices are excluding VAT. See similar questions...

This service is provided by Freeparking Domain Registars Inc, a USA based company. The servers used for freeparking.co.uk are based in North America. As such, even though you pay for the service in ? Sterling there is no UK VAT to pay. Saving your Domain Name from a bandit registrar is not as easy as just transfering it into Freeparking. See similar questions...

Sorry we are not part of the retail export scheme, as we do not have a retail outlet, and are mail order/internet sales only. It wouldn't be possible to claim the VAT back. Please find the extract from the VAT retail exports HMCE Reference: Notice 704 (November 2004) See similar questions...

Yes. Non-UK businesses may be able to reclaim VAT charged. Guidance can be found in Customs & Excise Notice 723 which can be accessed via HM Revenue & Customs website at www.hmrc.gov.uk. EU businesses should use form VAT 65 and non-EU businesses use form VAT 65A. See similar questions...

VAT (Value Added Tax) is added to the price of a product at the point of sale and this cost is paid by Answers in a Box to the Government. Therefore all Answers in a box products and services are subject to VAT. See similar questions...

Yes, hotelsbook.net is VAT registered in Italy - our VAT registration number is 04607741008 and our VAT status falls within the Tour Operators Margin Scheme (TOMS). To ensure that our administration costs are kept to a minimum and that we can pass these savings onto our customers, all our business is accounted for under this scheme. See similar questions...

If you are VAT registered you will have to send us a VAT invoice before we can pay out your commission. See similar questions...

Dealers who are required to be registered for VAT must (1)Charge and collect VAT on their sales of taxable goods (2)Issue proper tax invoices (3)Keep proper records and books of account (4)Calculate the VAT due to Government based on VAT charged on sales LESS any VAT available as a set-off on business purchases (5)File VAT returns on a regular basis declaring their VAT liability (6)Pay any amount of VAT due to the Government with the VAT return See similar questions...

If you intend to import or export on a regular basis you will need to become VAT registered. Details of how to become registered can be obtained from your local VAT office and details of your local office can be found in your phonebook under ‘ VAT’. See similar questions...

If you are an international company yet wish to become VAT registered to make imports into the UK/EU you can apply for overseas registration, for details of how to do this, please contact us directly for information on how to do this. See similar questions...

For a shelf entity to register for VAT, a business plan showing that the turnover will be more that R300 000 per annum will have to be provided. It is therefore not possible for us to project what the shelf will be used for. We can arrange VAT registration for your entity for only R350. See similar questions...

Private customers from UK and Europe will pay VAT within the price. Private customers from any country outside of Europe (and businesses within Europe) but outside of the UK will have VAT (Sales Tax) removed from your order value in the checkout. VAT (Sales Tax) will removed on orders from Canada, Channel Islands, Gibraltar, Switzerland & USA and all other countries worldwide outside of Europe. See similar questions...

This depends on two things. Whether you live within the European Union, and if you do, whether you are a VAT-registered company outside of the UK. Italy, except the communes of Livigno and Campione d’Italia and the Italian waters of Lake Lugano The exception to this is if you are a VAT registered company within the EU (but outside of the UK). You then pay the VAT directly in your return, and not at purchase time. See similar questions...

Defected's pricing policy is to offer our products at the same price to all customers, wherever they live. The tax rules are such that we have to pay VAT on all purchases made within the EC (except for certain tax free areas e.g. Jersey, Andorra etc). So to areas where tax applies, we charge the price displayed and pay the relevant tax to the UK government. So if a CD was priced at ?10, everyone gets charged ?10 but we pay the UK government 17. See similar questions...