The reverse charge mechanism is a VAT process where the buyer, not the seller, pays VAT directly to the government. Post-Brexit, UK businesses trading with EU entities must check updated VAT rules to ensure correct application. This mechanism primarily applies to cross-border B2B transactions and certain domestic B2B scenarios to prevent tax fraud.
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