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So if I get it correctly, both steps 4 and 6 are vatable?
Just to clarify: John's agreement is X% from our net profit, so we don't deduct these £200 (step 4) from his money but ours, therefore does it still qualify as a service and is still vatable?
Another quick question related to step 4. where we calculate our immediate expenses - is it ok (in terms of VAT rules) to calculate this value as flat rate (let's say 10% of the total income) instead of calculating the actual value of expenses. The main reason being the simplicity, as we deal...
Yes, absolutely. We actually own the products and paying ongoing commission to John Doe for his contribution to the product (let's say graphic design, and then he is responsible for all graphic design changes to the product). All of this is of course outlined in the written agreement.
We also...
Hey everyone. We recently registered for VAT but I'm a bit confused on how we should go about charging VAT on commissions we pay to our artists. Here's the scenario:
We sell Product X
We pay commission (from our net profit) of 20% to John Doe
We are VAT registered
John Doe is not VAT...
Hey everyone,
I'm interested to see your opinion on the following situation:
We have a small office space in town
Since our business requires constant video recording (mainly for training customers how to use our products), we need a dedicated studio for this purpose, as our business office...
We do take care of the customer after sale (providing customer support with the product), but that's pretty much it. If customer wants a refund for example, they have to contact the marketplace directly and we cannot approve/refuse this request.
Thanks for clarifying some points guys. I think they are trying to avoid being perceived as the seller of the item as:
they put "Thank you for buying from XXX Company (my company) on YYY market"
in their VAT collection help document they say: "For EU VAT purposes only, YYY market steps into the...
Hey everyone,
I'm having a bit unclear view of several VAT issues related to online marketplaces when the following applies:
we are UK registered Ltd.
using digital marketplace (registered in Australia) to sell software
they issue invoices in our company's name directly to the customer...