- Measures introduced via Finance (No.2) Act 2023 require UK digital platforms to report income information to HMRC
- HMRC exchanges information with other tax authorities for jurisdictions where sellers are tax resident
- OECD rules require digital platforms to provide information to taxpayers to help them comply with tax obligations
- HMRC issued new guidance on digital platform reporting last month
- Guidance covers details for businesses selling goods or services on digital platforms in the UK
- Information on who is a seller, what must be provided, reporting by platforms, and selling online and paying tax
- Guidance on determining if digital platform reporting is required, registration process, reporting requirements, due diligence, and penalties
- Information on registering for digital platform reporting, what needs to be done, and managing reporting process
- Guidance on submitting reports to HMRC, ongoing account management, adding or changing platform operators, reporting notifications, and informing HMRC about reporting arrangements
Source: deeksvat.co.uk
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