GM Professional Accountants
London
- Accounting and bookkeeping
- Tax compliance
- VAT
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Languages: English
View profile of GM Professional AccountantsVAT for a foreign-owned UK company is mostly a question of timing and cross-border invoicing. A UK business must register when its taxable turnover for the last 12 months goes over £90,000, or when it expects to pass that figure in the next 30 days. A business based outside the UK that supplies goods or services to the UK has its own test, so a founder abroad should not assume that the threshold protects them. Once registered, the company issues VAT invoices, files returns and keeps records that support every figure.
A good VAT adviser will ask where your customers are, what you sell to whom, and whether your supplies are standard, reduced or zero rated. In a profile, look for the firm’s experience with e-commerce, cross-border sellers and the entity type you plan to use, and for a published price. The UK country guide covers the wider set-up, and the company formation page covers choosing a provider.
267 firms on Accountanty offer VAT services in the United Kingdom, among them 256 accounting firms and 11 corporate services providers. English is the most common language (94 firms), ahead of Polish and Romanian. Sectors named most often are construction, e-commerce and charities. City pages: London, Birmingham, Manchester and Edinburgh.
London
Languages: English
View profile of GM Professional AccountantsLondon
Languages: English
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Birmingham
Languages: English
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Languages: English · Arabic · Hindi · Polish …
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Birmingham
Languages: English
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London
Languages: English · Romanian · Russian · Ukrainian …
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Languages: English
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London
Languages: English · Estonian · Finnish · Latvian …
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Languages: English
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Birmingham
Languages: English
View profile of Aspire UK Tax AccountantsManchester
London
Languages: English · Turkish
View profile of Aydan Smith Chartered Certified AccountantsWalsall
London
Languages: English
View profile of BuzzacottBirmingham
Edinburgh
Edinburgh
Languages: English
View profile of Gillespie Tax Management LtdLondon
Languages: English · Chinese
View profile of HawksfordEdinburgh
Languages: English · Polish
View profile of Herd Accountancy LtdA business must register if its taxable turnover over the last 12 months goes over £90,000, or if it expects to pass that figure in the next 30 days. A business based outside the UK that supplies goods or services to the UK must register whatever its turnover. A firm can test your position.
The standard rate is 20%, the reduced rate is 5% and the zero rate is 0%. Which one applies depends on what you sell, so ask a VAT adviser to confirm the rate for each product or service before you issue your first invoice.
Yes. Registration is made in the company's name, and many firms handle it for owners who live overseas. Ask what records the firm needs from you, how often returns are filed and who approves each return before it is sent.
General information, not legal or tax advice. Rules, rates and fees change: check them with the official sources linked on this page or with a qualified adviser before you act.