Persistence is key with VAT Man
The First-tier Tribunal (FTT) has recently rewarded a taxpayer’s persistence by allowing the company’s appeal against a default surcharge. The FTT found that the taxpayer
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The First-tier Tribunal (FTT) has recently rewarded a taxpayer’s persistence by allowing the company’s appeal against a default surcharge. The FTT found that the taxpayer
Persistence is key with VAT Man Read More »
Across the UK, Members Golf Clubs are still waiting for H M Revenue & Customs (“HMRC”) to make an announcement of its position regarding the
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VAT prompt payment discounts Legislation will be introduced in Finance Bill 2014 to amend the UK VAT legislation on prompt payment discounts so that it
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Further to our blog of the 2 January 2014, we should also point out that the European Court ruling will apply to any fees received
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At a time when there has never been a greater focus on “morally repugnant” tax planning, we thought it might be interesting to see how
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Member-owned golf clubs in the UK could be in line for a considerable windfall after the European Court of Justice ruled that their visitor green
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In a judgement that could have an impact on most retailers, Dixons Retail plc has lost its case before the European Court of Justice. The
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A man who gave such successful racing tips he claims that he was barred by bookies, has won a VAT tribunal where he proved that
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Neither it seems could several other businesses if some of the recently reported Tribunals are anything to go by. No less than eight first tier
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Three VAT registered businesses have won their appeals against HMRC’s requirement that they file their VAT returns online. All of the appellants ran their
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