A recent case at the First Tier Tribunal will be of interest to law firms offering conveyancing services. A firm of solicitors bought on-line local […]
Electronic Property Searches cannot be treated as VAT free disbursements Read More »
A European VAT decision concerning the VAT treatment of charges made by the college for meals prepared by students as part of their catering studies
Opportunity for private schools and other educational establishments to claim back VAT ! Read More »
The Default Surcharge is often seen as a blunt instrument in the battle to improve taxpayer compliance. However a helpful decision on managing Default Surcharges
How to manage VAT surcharges Read More »
Last autumn HMRC published a consultation document asking for views on a new penalty for participating in VAT fraud. The Budget confirmed that the new
Can you be charged a VAT Penalty where you’re caught up in a fraud? Read More »
Are you a “Limited Cost Trader”? Answering the easy question first- if you use the VAT Flat Rate Scheme and you spend less than
Are you affected by the VAT Flat Rate Scheme changes? Read More »
In a recent tax case the First Tier Tribunal agreed with HMRC that the capital loss claim in Simon Fry’s tax return was due to his carelessness
Tribunal overturns HMRC Penalties Read More »
What does it mean for my business? Mrs. May said this week that we cannot possibly stay in the Single Market, so what does this
VAT implications of BREXIT Read More »
Recently we have noticed that there appears to be a co-ordinated strategy by HMRC to review the national option to tax records whenever a business
VAT: deregistration enquiries reap rewards Read More »
A journey through Time and Space! The reissue of VAT Notice 701/58 “Charity advertising and goods connected with collecting donations is a welcome reminder of
Charity Advertising-VAT relief Read More »
Input VAT HMRC have backed down on their (unannounced) apparent policy change for recovering pre-registration input tax. HMRC had been issuing letters threatening assessments where
Claiming VAT on pre-registration costs Read More »
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