It's not really “avoided”: VAT, contrary to sale tax (as in the US), follows a reallocation model that ends at the final customer. Not necessarily it is always convenient to reverse charge.CyprusLawyer101 said:
Yes. Vat can be avoided. Have you considered a Cyprus company as an option ?
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Doesnt matter with VAT? Cause the end cost is exactly the same for your customer.maxipoint said:
I am EU citizen and make computer services for a German company. I must register any EU-based firm. What best solution?
Can VAT be avoided? If my EU company is in VAT system, will VAT be nullified between my and German EU firm?
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If you could specify in a dm what you are doing exactly and where your main company is located, as well as the turnover, I might have an option to discuss with you.maxipoint said:
I am EU citizen and make computer services for a German company. I must register any EU-based firm. What best solution?
Can VAT be avoided? If my EU company is in VAT system, will VAT be nullified between my and German EU firm?
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