UK VAT definition

UK VAT means United Kingdom Value Added Tax.

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UK VAT means VAT in respect of scheme supplies treated as made in the United Kingdom;

UK VAT means VAT which a person is liable to pay (whether in the United Kingdom or a member State) in respect of qualifying supplies treated as made in the United Kingdom at a time when the person is or was a participant in the special scheme;

Examples of UK VAT in a sentence

Where the supply of any Contractor Deliverables comes within the scope of UK VAT, but the Contractor is not required by UK VAT law to be registered for UK VAT (and has not registered voluntarily), the Authority shall be responsible for assessing and paying over directly to HMRC any UK output VAT due in respect of the Contractor Deliverables.
If the Contractor is required by UK VAT law to be registered for UK VAT (or has registered voluntarily) in respect of its business activities at the time of any supply, the Contractor shall include separately in any claim for payment a sum equal to any VAT chargeable at the prevailing rate on the contract price claimed and the Authority shall pay it.
Where UK VAT is applicable, the Supplier’s invoice should show all the necessary entries thereon to make it a valid tax invoice for VAT purposes; and in particular it must show the amount of VAT charged separately.
However, the British Council may be of the opinion that the Services being supplied under this Agreement may not be subject to UK VAT, due to the place of supply not being the UK, and the charging of UK VAT would therefore be inappropriate.
The British Council reserves the right to dispute payment of the UK VAT charged by the Supplier until the issue has been resolved by a ruling in writing obtained from HM Revenue & Customs by the Supplier, and that ruling shown to the British Council.

More Definitions of UK VAT

UK VAT means United Kingdom VAT.

UK VAT means (a) any value added Tax imposed by the United Kingdom Value Added Tax ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ and legislation and regulations supplemental thereto and (b) any other Taxes of a similar nature imposed in the United Kingdom in substitution for, or levied in addition to, the Taxes referred to in clause (a) of this definition;

UK VAT means value added tax as provided for in the Value Added Tax Act 1994 and any tax of similar nature substituted for it or levied in addition to such value added tax.

UK VAT. All amounts payable by the Client to Cloudbox exclude UK value added tax (“VAT”), for which, if applicable, an amount will be added to the Client’s invoice.

UK VAT means any value added tax imposed by the UK Value Added Tax Act 1994.

UK VAT means UK Value Added Tax payable in accordance with the Value Added Tax Act 1994 or amendments to that Act.

UK VAT has the meaning given to that term in clause 6(B). “VAT” has the meaning given to that term in clause 6(B).