VAT Support for Wholesalers That Invest in Expertise

Get a team of experts at the other end of the phone to answer your questions, file your registrations and submit your returns.

B2B VAT Made Simple

Chain Transactions, Triangulation, multi-jurisdictional sales, intracommunity supplies – business-to-business VAT is only simple on the face of it. We audit every wholesale business when they first become our client to check everything's in order. We’ve found input VAT that we’ve refunded and issues that would have resulted in penalties if they had come up in an official audit.

“They saved me a lot of time and potential complications in the future which I am very grateful for.” - Gosha, GB

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Our team was built just for B2B VAT

Our B2B team speaks the languages of international business and tax. With decades of experience in VAT and over 10 languages spoken in-house, we help Wholesalers, Distributors, Suppliers – wherever they or their customers are.

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Wholesale VAT Rates Confirmed for You

Never overpay or undercharge VAT again. Just give us your commodity codes and we’ll find the rate that applies to your goods in multiple countries. We’ll even show you the legal precedent for it.

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Wholesale VAT FAQs

Do I need a VAT number to buy wholesale?

Technically, you don’t need a VAT number to buy wholesale. Most suppliers will require one as a method of verifying that their customer is another business.

Do Wholesalers charge VAT?

Yes, unless the reverse charge mechanism applies to the transaction. In those cases, the wholesaler doesn’t include VAT on the invoice and includes the wording “reverse charge mechanism” on the invoice. Then the customer accounts for the VAT as both input and output VAT on their VAT return.

How do I calculate VAT as a Wholesaler?

VAT is a percentage added to the gross value of your product. For example, you sell £10 pens in the UK. The standard VAT rate in the UK is 20%, so you add 20% of £10 to get the net price you charge your customers (£12).