Logistics, fulfillment, and the U.K. VAT by Caroline Brown
By: Brown, Caroline
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In this article, the author examines the impact of Brexit and the new U.K. VAT rules, focusing on logistics, the role of fulfillment warehouses (including the newly widened scope of the U.K. regime for some fulfillment houses), and related obligations in the construction sector.
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