Value Added Tax (VAT) is the tax that is applied to the product or service on every stage of the supply chain. This means that whenever a product or service receives further attention and detailing, value is added. Therefore, every time a value is added to the product or service, the value added tax is applied. For example, when a plain soda can has its brand name printed upon, value is added.
A business which accumulates over £85,000 threshold of taxable turnover, they are required to register for VAT. The benefit of registration is that the amount paid by company A to another for goods and services is reclaimed by the company A. Furthermore, the company appears larger and more appealing to clients amongst other unregistered companies.
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