EU VAT 
Wednesday, November 4, 2009, 02:02 PM
Posted by David Hughes
European sales. Currently, if your business is VAT-registered and you sell goods to other businesses in the European Union (EU), you must report details of sales you make to the Taxman. This is done using the European sales List (ESL) (VAT 101) which should accompany your VAT return.

At present it’s not necessary to report the sale of services, but things are about to change.

All change. From January 1 2010 an ESL will also need to be completed by businesses that sell certain types of service to customers in the EU.

The services affected are those that are treated as being supplied to the country your customer belongs to.

We will complete your EC sales list if you have any as part of the service.


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