TC Group is holding a series of free regional events to clients and all businesses that are likely to be impacted.
Who should attend
This new reverse charge will affect not only building contractors but also any VAT registered business acting in the capacity as contractor or sub-contractor for building work, whether or not it’s their normal activity.
It is also worthwhile for contract lawyers, architects, and other professionals involved in construction projects such as cost consultants.
Why should you attend
This will affect the way that VAT is invoiced and accounted for on construction services.
Accounting systems need to be updated to deal with the reverse charge and it could have an impact on cash-flow within a contractor’s business.
The reverse charge will have to be included within contracts and terms of business.
Locations
We are holding breakfast briefings on the subject in the following areas (08.30-10.30am);
Or, contact your local partner or client relationship manager.
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