Tips & Advice VAT - online only
Your ultimate digital resource for mastering VAT management
VAT management can be overwhelming, but with the right guidance, you can stay compliant and avoid costly errors. This trusted digital newsletter offers clear, expert-backed insights that simplify complex VAT rules.
Designed for business owners, accountants, and anyone involved in the administration of VAT, our resource provides easy-to-apply strategies, HMRC updates, and practical solutions, ensuring your VAT responsibilities are handled efficiently. Plus, with supporting materials, you’ll always have the confidence to make informed and legally secure VAT decisions.
| Type of product | Newsletter |
|---|---|
| Availability | In stock |
| Publisher | Lefebvre UK |
2025-10-10
In the this issue you'll find advice on...
HMRC updates contact details
HMRC has recently updated its address and phone details. If you need to make contact, which is the best number to call?
Changes to registration threshold?
It’s rumoured that the Chancellor will raise the VAT registration threshold from £90,000 to £120,000 to stimulate economic growth. But other reports suggest it could be cut to £30,000 to raise revenue. What would these changes mean for your business?
What to consider with a change in building use?
Your charity owns a building that was constructed four years ago and has always been used for charitable purposes. The trustees have decided to relocate to another building and rent it out on a commercial basis. What VAT issues must they consider?
Can you claim input tax without a VAT invoice?
One of our subscribers cannot provide a tax invoice to HMRC to support an input tax claim on the purchase of machinery three years ago. What alternative evidence should be acceptable to the officer?
What if HMRC offers to suspend a penalty?
HMRC has reviewed your business records and issued an assessment for output tax errors. The officer has agreed to suspend any penalty if you improve your accounting system. How should you deal with this request?
Buying your trading premises
You have rented your trading premises for many years and can now buy the freehold from your landlord. They want to charge 20% VAT and your business can claim input tax, but is there a better way of structuring the deal?