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yes, fair point, i think what im trying to say is that those not declaring on the side income are not going to like the news they need to be VAT registered. people are being scared/worried off selling online because they'd rather not register for VAT, overlooking the fact they should probably...

if you agree, then what are you struggling with. you are forgetting that in UK we dont have to be VAT registered under a certain threashold. you are probably also overlooking that most amateur/semi-pro bands are *not* going through self assessement and declaring their earnings. the unsaid...

corrected for you. the change only applies to digital services: Amazon will have to charge UK VAT not Luxemburg VAT when you buy a download edition, but still get away with Luxemburg VAT when they send you a CD. as loopholes go, its not really the companies that benefit directly in the first...

HMRC advice, search for "Circumstances where the presumptions don’t apply" (and the presumptions are genious too, opening the option for VAT tourism if/where its worth it). what you are missing is firstly that unless you have a certain turnover, you dont need to be VAT registered. now anyone...

it would be better to close tax loop holes completely, rather than offer a bureaucratic fudge that closes a small proportion of that loophole, while impacting hobbiest and small business disproportionatly.

the issue is that theres little to no provision to determine the origin of the purchaser. if you use some sales platform (i.e. Ebay) they can feed information to verify country of origin, but for independent sellers using their own website and a paypal button, they wont have anything - paypal...