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Hi!

Can anyone explain how VAT on acquisition works.We have bought goods from a VAT registered business in EU Member State which are 'zero-rated' due to a single market rule.Now we have to account for the VAT on the goods which we have acquired,thus e.g. we are buying computers from German for £100(no VAT) and now we have to add 20% VAT on the computers?Or if not,then how does it work?I would be very grateful for any help as our company has no experience in such transactions whatsoever.Thx

 

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The nominal VAT on acquisition is £100 x 20% = £20. This is your output tax, and is included in Box 2 of your Return.
If you are able to claim VAT, then the same sum is also included in the Box 4 total.
The end result is 'a lemon,' as we say in the trade! (There are several situations in which the taxpayer cannot recover the VAT as input tax, so there is a cost for his acquisition.)
You also need to show the value £100, in Box 9 of your Return.

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