Value-Added Tax (VAT)
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Value-Added Tax (VAT) is a critical aspect of business operations, impacting cross-border transactions, financing arrangements, and real estate dealings. Our VAT specialists provide comprehensive support to ensure compliance, optimise tax efficiency, and manage risks associated with VAT regulations in multiple jurisdictions.
Comprehensive VAT Advisory Services
We assist businesses in navigating the complexities of VAT across various industries and transactions, including:
Advising on VAT implications for international trade, supply chains, and e-commerce operations.
Assessing VAT treatment for financial services, leasing, and loan agreements.
Providing guidance on VAT treatment for property acquisitions, leases, and development projects.
Optimising VAT recovery through efficient group structures and registration strategies.
Ensuring VAT Compliance & Risk Management
With VAT regulations varying across jurisdictions, businesses must implement robust compliance frameworks. Our services include:
Assisting with VAT registration, returns, and reporting obligations in multiple jurisdictions.
Identifying potential VAT risks and implementing compliance best practices.
Ensuring correct application of reverse charge mechanisms and VAT on imports to avoid unnecessary liabilities.
VAT Litigation & Dispute Resolution
Our VAT experts have extensive experience in handling disputes with tax authorities, offering:
Managing interactions with tax authorities to resolve VAT compliance issues.
Advising on VAT disputes, penalty mitigation, and appeal proceedings.
Assisting businesses in reaching favourable resolutions in VAT disputes and reassessments.
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