VAT.claims helps U.S. and global businesses recover the foreign VAT they pay on international travel, events, exhibitions, training, conferences, and overseas supplier costs.

Every year, companies lose millions in refundable VAT because the rules are fragmented, deadlines are strict, and most finance teams don’t have visibility into 13th Directive or non-resident schemes.

We simplify the entire process.
Our specialists recover VAT from:

• European Union (13th Directive)

• United Kingdom (VAT Notice 723A)

• Canada (FCTIP)

• Norway & Iceland

• Switzerland, Australia, New Zealand

• Japan (registered entities)

• United Arab Emirates (if eligible)

• Other jurisdictions with non-resident VAT refund mechanisms

Whether your business spends $50,000 a year on global travel or millions on international events, VAT.claims helps you identify recoverable VAT, secure compliant documentation, and submit claims across more than 40 refund regimes.

We work with:
• Corporate travel teams
• U.S. finance leaders and CFOs
• Universities and research organizations
• Event organizers and exhibitors
• Travel agents, DMCs, and MICE professionals
• Global procurement and AP teams

Why clients choose VAT.claims:
• Deep specialist knowledge of EU 13th Directive and UK VAT 723A
• Support across travel, events, hotels, exhibitions, and supplier invoices
• Transparent pricing — we only succeed when you do
• Professional, global, compliance-focused service

Visit: https://vat.claims/
Part of the Antravia Group.

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See our specialist pages
Global VAT Reclaim - Recover the Tax you’ve already paid abroad
UK VAT Reclaim for U.S. and Global Businesses
EU VAT Reclaim for U.S. and Global Businesses
UAE VAT Reclaim for U.S. and Global Businesses
International VAT Reclaim

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