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Understanding VAT Regions

VAT regions determine the how much value-added tax is applicable based on where you hold your events

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Written by Trischa
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What are VAT regions?

VAT regions determine the applicable value-added tax for your ticket pricing based on your location of business. If you're in the UK and your service's place of supply is also in the UK, you must charge and report VAT according to UK law.

A VAT region set for events in your store indicates whether VAT is applicable at your place of business.

What you need to know about VAT in the Eventcube platform

All prices remain VAT inclusive, so no VAT is added to your current ticket pricing. If your event is in the UK, a 20% VAT will be charged regardless of the currency used to place an order.

We strongly recommend seeking professional financial advice from a tax advisor to understand your tax responsibilities, and this page should not be taken as financial advice.

In general, VAT applies in the region the event is taking place (though this does not usually apply to virtual events), there may be exceptions for charity based or educational events. Again, we strongly recommend seeking advice from a tax accountant.

How to set up VAT Regions

  1. Go to Store Settings.

  2. Navigate to Store Payments.

  3. Enable VAT Regions.

  4. Add Additional Region

  5. Enter your VAT name and VAT rate.

  6. Save your changes.

All new events automatically carry the default VAT region. However, you can override this by setting a VAT region at the event level.

Set your VAT Region at the event level

  1. Go to your event.

  2. Navigate to the event Settings.

  3. Enable 'Set VAT region'.

  4. Then, select a VAT region.

  5. Save your changes.

Customers cannot create orders with multiple VAT regions. VAT is only applied to transactions made after the feature is enabled.

When you set a VAT region, customer receipts will include a VAT line item.

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