VAT rates, registration and deregistration limits.
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Under the normal rules of VAT, a supplier has to account for output tax even if the supply has not been paid for. VAT cannot be reclaimed by issuing a credit note for the unpaid amount.
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Where a VAT registered person makes supplies of goods or services to another VAT registered person, subject to the standard or reduced rate.
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Although the VAT rules normally prevent you reclaiming VAT on supplies that are not made direct to you, there are certain circumstances when the rules are relaxed.
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This subject has been causing confusion for the whole 35 years we have had VAT in the UK. There are a number of issues to consider.
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Deregistration from VAT is usually a fairly straightforward process. However, there are some important aspects to bear in mind which, if misunderstood, could prove costly.
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Cash accounting enables you to account for VAT on the basis of payments received and made instead of on tax invoices issued and received.
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This scheme is designed to reduce the cost of complying with VAT obligations by simplifying the way small businesses calculate their VAT.
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Under annual accounting, you make agreed payments on account and need complete only one VAT return per year. The purpose of the scheme is to aid cashflow and budgeting.
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If you need to check you are being given a valid VAT number you can call HMRC's national advice service on 0845 010 9000 from 8am to 8pm Monday to Friday.
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One of life's certainties is that if you are a VAT registered business, sooner or later you will receive a visit from a HM Revenue & Customs officer. VAT...
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The complicated penalty system for VAT errors has been simplified, but it is not all good news.
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VAT grouping occurs where two or more corporate bodies, usually companies or limited liability partnerships are treated as a single taxable 'person' for VAT purposes. A VAT group is treated in the same way as a single company registered for VAT on its own.
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