The supply of services by an EU business to a UK business will be considered as situated outside the EU and therefore not taxable under EU VAT legislation
but also
Under this rule, the supply of services by a UK business to an EU business will be taxable in the Member State where the customer is established
So for my company at least, we won't need to pay UK VAT unless there's a new agreement. Whether the UK later applies penalties to the customer I have no idea as there's no real proof that they gained services I'd imagine it'd be nigh on impossible to enforce.
I should look into this properly as quite a high proportion of my revenue is sales of services / digital goods to EU countries. But hard to justify investing loads of time in it when it might all change a few times before Dec 31!
Just checked EU advice:
but also
So for my company at least, we won't need to pay UK VAT unless there's a new agreement. Whether the UK later applies penalties to the customer I have no idea as there's no real proof that they gained services I'd imagine it'd be nigh on impossible to enforce.