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VAT Repayments Handicap Golf Clubs
And so the saga goes on! Despite the European Court having ruled back in December 2013 that VAT should not be levied on green fees […]
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Did you know that until recently, snowballs were standard rated for VAT purposes? It’s true, honestly.
Of course the snowballs in question are not the sort that are made out of snow, and if current weather predictions are correct, you will […]
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HMRC error affects 5 million taxpayers (again)
In a leaked email, HMRC has admitted that over 5 million taxpayers may have had their liabilities calculated incorrectly. Despite subsequent adjustments and assessments, and […]
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Have you had a letter from HMRC? Are you subject to the High Income Child Benefit Charge (HICBC) – or perhaps not?
HMRC have recently issued an estimated 30,000 letters to higher rate taxpayers it suspects of not having repaid their Child Benefit. The letters appear to […]
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Micro Businesses Booming
A recent report by insurance group RSA has found that the number of micro businesses in the UK has grown by 43% since 2000. Micro […]
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Trio of Awards for Burgis & Bullock
We are delighted to announce that we are currently celebrating triple award success for our tax and corporate finance teams. The firm was recently voted […]
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£15.1billion owed to HMRC due to ineffective debt management
A vast amount of money is owed to Government, and H M Revenue & Customs (HMRC) in particular, due the lack of a strategic cross […]
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Ability to recover VAT on costs incurred by companies restructuring and refinancing dealt a blow by taxpayer loss at Court of Appeal
The decision of the Court of Appeal in Airtours Holidays Transport Limited (formerly MyTravel) (“Airtours”) regarding VAT recoverability on costs relating to restructuring and refinancing […]
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Auto Enrolment – Are you ready?
Auto Enrolment is here! Employers will have to enrol their workers into a pension scheme and both employer and employees will have to make contributions. […]
IR35 has been a challenge for businesses for years, and a recent tribunal case involving football referees shows just how difficult it can be to get right in practice. HMRC argued that referees working in the English Football League should be treated as employees, meaning PAYE tax and National Insurance …
June 16, 2026
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