VAT outside the EU

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Guidance

Global VAT and sales taxes

Tolley’s EU and Global VAT provides detailed country-specific information about VAT in the EU and similar taxes in other countries around the world.

The table below includes links to information about VAT and sales taxes outside the EU. For information relating to VAT in the EU please refer to the VAT in the EU guidance note.

Country	Tolley’s EU and Global VAT
Australia	Tolley’s EU and Global VAT, VAT registration guides, Australia
Brazil	Tolley’s EU and Global VAT, 4.1
Cambodia	Tolley’s EU and Global VAT, VAT registration guides, 6.1
Canada	Tolley’s EU and Global VAT, VAT registration guides, Canada
Chile	Tolley’s EU

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