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In terms of the VAT Act all services typically attract a standard 15 VAT unless specified otherwise under sections like Section 11 which zero rates services that are supplied to non

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As is generally the case with tax especially VAT the answer is that it depends on the circumstances Therefore it is quite possible that services to a non resident can be invoiced at the standard rate or

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In certain circumstances imported services VAT may apply where services are supplied by a non resident to a South African recipient and are used or consumed in South Africa otherwise

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Electronic services supplied to non residents may qualify for VAT at 0 if the requirements of the VAT Act are met and the recipient is outside South Africa at the time of supply

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It is a common misconception that all services rendered physically in South Africa to non residents qualify for zero rating and it is therefore important to first test the relevant supply against

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Services delivered locally to non residents by a South African VAT vendor will generally be subject to VAT at 0 It is important to remember that the non resident recipient of these services must not be

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Imported services refer to services provided by non resident suppliers to South African residents used or consumed in South Africa and acquired for a purpose other than making taxable

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Learn the amended VAT Act definition of residence and how it affects foreign suppliers providing services to South African clients

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In this article we explore the VAT implications for providing services to foreigners based on a visa consultancy