Hi.
I'd like to offer translation services between English and Czech to customers in the UK.
The only problem is, I cannot offer these services to companies that are subject to VAT.
If I did, I would have to register for VAT in my country, which I'd prefer not to.

I was thinking of starting cooperation with a British businessman who would serve as a middleman between me and the potential client in the UK. That way, VAT could be fully avoided making the service the more financially attractive to the client.

In that regard I have a simple question: Can UK entrepreneurs accept services from other non-VAT-payers in other European countries without becoming liable to VAT? (Provided their income remains within the given limits).

Thanks for answering.

Is this the place?