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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.
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In the most recent issue you'll find advice on...
Year 25 – 15 - 06.06.2025
Do your invoices comply with the law?
HMRC has improved its guidance about information you must include on your sales invoices. What are the key issues to consider?
EU law change for virtual events: how will it affect you?
Your business organises live events online, charging delegates a fee to attend. What are the rules about charging VAT and what changes took place on 1 January 2025 that will affect you if EU delegates attend your sessions?
Is output tax less than input tax a problem?
Your computer system gives you a job report that includes a column for VAT charged on fees and input tax claimed on costs. Is it a problem if input tax exceeds output tax in some cases?
Reduced penalty for “telling” HMRC
Your business has made errors on past returns that could be classed as careless, so they might be subject to a penalty. You know that full disclosure to HMRC could reduce the penalty but what should you do?
Will price increases qualify as donation to charity?
Your business wants to support a charity by increasing the price of all goods by £1 and donating the extra money. You will advertise the reason for the increase at your premises, so how should you account for VAT?
Can input tax be claimed on land costs if use is unknown?
One of our subscribers owns lock-up garages and has decided to demolish them and either sell the land or possibly get planning permission to build a dwelling. Can they claim input tax on the demolition costs?