£1billion VAT Assessment!
That will be £1billion please! It’s not unusual for businesses to feel that HMRC’s demands on them are unreasonable. It is unusual however, for HMRC
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Tax Man admits errors can happen!
For some years H M Revenue & Customs (HMRC) have had a method whereby they could reduce tax liabilities in cases where errors had been
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Happy Birthday VAT!
On the 1 April 1973 VAT was introduced into the United Kingdom. “VAT is a simple tax” said Anthony Barber (with his fingers crossed behind
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Can I borrow money from my company pension scheme?
Many small companies continue to find it hard to obtain finance and although interest rates are at an all-time low, lending rates (where you can
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Budget 2013 – non tax changes
Following the earlier blog on the more major changes in taxation announced in the 2013 Budget, the following (although including some taxation references) are essentially
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Budget 2013 – Tax Implications
Following our successful Budget Update events today, I’ve been asked to post some of the headline tax changes announced by George Osborne. The full list of rates
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Year End Tax Saving Tips
Although the budget is upon us and we’re just 3 weeks away from the end of the tax year, there are still a number of
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Can you rely on VAT advice?
When you telephone the H M Revenue & Customs National Advice Service, are you relying on the advice that you are given? Moreover do you
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Are small businesses targeted by HMRC?
HMRC would argue that all businesses have their taxation affairs scrutinised equally and fairly, but a cursory glance at some recent statistics make us wonder.
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Can my tax affairs be made public?
Well, if you’re on the Inland revenue naughty list they certainly can! In another interesting development HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) have for the first
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