UK Value-Added Tax Changes and Implications for US Sellers

Presented on:
June 25, 2019 9:00 AM PST
Duration:
1 hour
Location:
Online

In light of Britain’s exit from the European Union and recent changes to the value-added tax (VAT) rules, US sellers of goods to the United Kingdom may not know how to remain compliant with new regulations. Adding to the complexity, sellers must also be familiar with the United Kingdom’s new tax initiative, Making Tax Digital.

In our webcast, international tax professionals from the United Kingdom and the United States discuss implications of the above changes as well as the following key points:

  • Changes to VAT since January 2019, including Brexit scenarios
  • The basics of Making Tax Digital and what the initiative means for US-owned businesses
  • Ways US companies need to prepare for these changes
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Speakers

Ruth Corkin, Director of VAT and Indirect Tax Advisory , Hillier Hopkins

Ruth is the Director of VAT and Indirect Tax Advisory at Hillier Hopkins in Milton Keynes. She has invested more than 30 years in the implementation and policy making relating to VAT in the UK. Ruth is passionate about the role of VAT and has been instrumental these many years in ensuring that VAT policy is sound and simplified. She provides ongoing educational training on national VAT and has authored many articles on this topic.

Christine Ballard, Partner, Moss Adams

Chris leads the International Tax Practice where she specializes in international tax planning for inbound and outbound businesses. She is also the Chair of the Passive Foreign Investment Company Task Force which submits guidance and recommendations to the IRS and U.S. Treasury on international tax treatments. Chris serves as the firm’s UK, India and Latin America tax services liaison, ensuring seamless global relationships for clients.

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Applicable Industries

Aerospace & DefenseAgribusinessApparelAutomotive & Dealer ServicesCommunications & MediaFood & BeverageForest ProductsManufacturing & Consumer ProductsTechnologyTransportation & LogisticsWine, Beer & Spirits