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Official guidance
VAT Northern Ireland and the EU

VATNIEU4300 · Goods sent from Northern Ireland

  • VATNIEU4310 · Introduction
  • VATNIEU4320 · Supply position
  • VATNIEU4330 · Temporary movements
  • VATNIEU4340 · Acquisitions in the Member State of arrival
  • VATNIEU4400 · Goods sent to Northern Ireland
  • VATNIEU4500 · Goods sent on sale or return, approval or similar terms
  • VATNIEU4600 · Transfers of own goods: exceptions
  1. Goods sent from Northern Ireland: contents
  2. Goods sent from Northern Ireland: goods sent on sale or return, approval or similar terms

VATNIEU4500 | Goods sent from Northern Ireland: goods sent on sale or return, approval or similar terms

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Northern Ireland and the EU

Where goods are sent to an EU member state on sale or return, approval or similar terms, the movement represents an intra-single market transfer of own goods. This is due to the goods not being removed in the course of a supply to the recipient. A supply will only occur if the recipient subsequently adopts the goods and this will take place in the member state to which the goods have been sent. As a result, the Northern Ireland owner may be required to register in that member state. In the meantime, the movement of the goods represents a transfer of own goods

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