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VAT Quick Fixes relating to EU border trade - is your business prepared?
29th November 2019
A draft bill has been approved to simplify the cross-border supply of goods, also known as VAT ‘Quick Fixes’, from January 2020.
Read more »The implication on VAT for the provision of services to the EU
22nd October 2019
In this blog, we look at addressing the VAT implications when providing services to the EU, post Brexit.
Read more »Post Brexit Trading with the EU made easier with the help of Transitional Simplified Procedures
2nd October 2019
If you are planning to make use of postponed accounting you must first register for, and be approved to use, ‘Transitional Simplified Procedures’, which have been designed to simplify the import and export process in the case of a no deal Brexit.
Read more »Deal or no Deal? Changes to accounting process for Import VAT in a No Deal Brexit
24th September 2019
With Brexit, there appears to be more unknowns than knowns at this moment in time but whatever the case, it’s vital that businesses prepare themselves for the possibility of a no deal Brexit.
Read more »VAT road fuel scale charges to increase with effect from 1 May 2019
12th April 2019
The VAT inclusive consideration for the VAT road fuel scale charges are increasing with effect from 1 May 2019.
Read more »HMRC issues new ‘No Deal Brexit’ guidance
11th March 2019
The deadline for the UK’s exit from the EU is less than a month away. With a deal yet to be agreed, HMRC has issued new guidance which businesses trading with the EU need to be aware of.
Read more »The launch of Making Tax Digital is only a few months away – but are you eligible to delay your start date?
28th January 2019
There are certain circumstances that mean you or your business may be entitled to an extension on your start date or, in some situations, be wholly exempt from the scheme.
Read more »All non-refunded deposits to fall within scope of VAT from March
9th January 2019
From 1st March 2019, HMRC is changing the way VAT is accounted for when deposits are paid but the supply is not fulfilled.
Read more »VAT and non-UK businesses selling Goods in the UK
16th November 2018
If you are a business located outside the EU and you are selling goods to a UK consumer (via an online marketplace or via an alternative route), then you may need to register for and account for UK VAT on sales of goods. We can help.
Read more »Motor dealers could be eligible for a refund of VAT following new guidance from HMRC
30th July 2018
Motor dealers that have traditionally paid output VAT on the total sale price of a vehicle, without deducting the amount of any dealer deposit contributions (DDCs), are now being encouraged to apply for a VAT refund.
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