VAT—place of supply for land and related services
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Practice notesVAT—place of supply for land and related services
Produced in partnership with Martin Scammell
Practice notesThis Practice Note is about the vat place of supply rules for property transactions and associated services. For information on the place of supply of other services, or of goods, see Practice Notes: VAT place of supply rules—where is a supply made? and VAT place of supply rules—special rules for services.
This Practice Note contains references to EU legislation, guidance and case law. For information on the ongoing significance of EU law in the UK following the end of the Brexit implementation period on 31 December 2020, see Practice Note: Retained EU law and tax. Unless otherwise stated, all judgments of the EU Court of Justice referred to in this Practice Note were decided before the end of the Brexit implementation period.
Why does this matter?
UK VAT is only chargeable if the supply is treated as made in the UK. Otherwise it is outside the scope of UK VAT, but may be subject to VAT in another country. For most services, the position depends on where the parties are established (see Practice Note: VAT
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