Directive

Article 153 [Exemption - import and export agents]

Value Added Tax Consolidation Act 2010 Schedule 2 paragraph 6

Services by intermediaries

Schedule 2 paragraph 6 zero-rates the services of intermediaries who act on behalf of another person in arranging exports, certain international transport and shipping services, and supplies outside the Community.

  • An intermediary acting in another person's name or on their behalf is zero-rated when arranging the export of goods, certain specified services, or supplies of goods or services outside the Community.
  • The specified services cover carriage of goods to or from the Azores or Madeira, carriage of goods in transit to a place outside the Community, docking, landing, loading or unloading facilities, and services relating to sea-going vessels, aircraft or their equipment.
  • The supply of gold to the Central Bank of Ireland, when arranged by an intermediary, also qualifies for the zero rate.
  • Services treated as intermediary services under the travel agent's margin scheme are likewise zero-rated under this paragraph.

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