Purchase of goods outside EU

[stebunting]

I am an enskild firma, I travel a lot and often buy goods outside the EU for use in my business. They are generally tools or consumables that are used to carry out my business, and not things that I will be selling on. They can range in value from 100 up to 5000 kr or so.

When bookkeeping, I believe I have to add MOMs, which I can then claim back as a MOMs registered entity.

What are the implications with customs here? Because the goods are not posted and are carried personally, they do not have import declarations. Should I be declaring them when I arrive in Arlanda? Or some other way?

[Joachim E]

Hi

To start with if you don't fill out a form about any reclaim of the VAT in teh country you visited is not deductable when you account for the purchase. it will be handled if you get a refund of the VAT later. Then you reduce the cost with tha refunded amount.

The purchases should you account for without VAT.

I show with an example.

The amount paid is 500 SEK. (It always has to be accounted for in SEK against the purchase days currance value.

I recommend that you create a new account for these transactions.

Create account 4060 under Inställnignar > Kontoplan.

Then you account for the purchase like below.

1930 Credit 500
4060 Debet 500

If you get a refund you account for it like this

1930 Debet (Amount recieved)
4060 Credit (Amount recieved)

The total cost will then be reduced with the refund.

/Joachim