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On 20 March 2020, the Chancellor announced additional measures to help businesses and the self-employed impacted by COVID-19. This update outlines in…

The start date for the first VAT returns to be submitted through Making Tax Digital was on 1 April 2019. Now, many…

There are potentially some significant new VAT implications for business owners on the horizon as a result of Brexit and the situation…

An important aspect of tax planning for construction projects is identifying whether the project can be zero rated for VAT purposes. This…

    In recent weeks HMRC has written specifically to furniture retailers and car repair businesses across the UK, requesting verification of…

Offering an ‘early bird’ price discount in return for prompt payment is a common sales tactic used across industry in for example,…

In December, we blogged about the new VAT rules and implications for small business owners. Now, any UK business selling digital services…

Starting from January 1st 2015, all businesses who sell digital services (which are defined as telecommunication, broadcasting and electronically supplied services for…

Now as the tax year draws to a close, it is a good time to ensure that you have considered all the…

There have been a number of developments and potential rebate opportunities relevant for VAT registered businesses recently. Firstly, let’s start with the…

Carousel fraud hit the news headlines again last month after the directors of one British company were convicted for faking £1.7m worth…

What else is new on the property tax front? Back on our own shores, other property tax changes to be aware of…

At the start of 2012 the rules concerning whether VAT should be payable on some types of salary sacrifice schemes were clarified…

There have been some new developments to VAT regulations in the last few weeks that are important to be aware of. In…

As announced in the 2012 Finance Bill, there have been a number of important changes to VAT rules, which it is important…