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Uber and the VAT man
In message , at 15:42:17 on Tue, 21 May
2019, Recliner remarked: Roland Perry wrote: In message , at 14:29:00 on Tue, 21 May 2019, Recliner remarked: The theory is that with taxi drivers below the £85k VAT limit, they can't charge their riders VAT. The question is what service Uber is providing to the passengers: a taxi service or a booking service. I don't think the passengers get an itemised bill breaking out those two components. Similarly, does it employ the drivers, or just provide a booking service for them? That's famously something being looked a very closely for employment law reasons. The question which then arises is "if they are employees, is the passenger's bill entirely from Uber, and if so where's the VAT, given Uber itself turns over more than £85k per annum". Exactly. And that's why Uber may have a billion pound back tax bill. Potentially? -- Roland Perry |
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