A few changes are being made to VAT in other countries – thanks to KMLZ newsletter – “AUSTRIA simplifies burden of proof for intra-Community triangular supplies +++ BELGIUM is to abolish advance payments if quarterly VAT returns are filed +++ […]
From April 2107 VAT will be due on all colouring and dot-to-dot books that aren’t specifically marketed as being suitable, or are actually unsuitable for under-18’s. HMRC have magnanimously announced their clarification ahead of imposing VAT to give suppliers chance […]
While no-one knows what kind of Brexit we’ll end up with, we do know that almost any kind of Brexit will affect how we deal with VAT and duty. Here’s what I think you could usefully be doing now – […]
Good news that the complicated bits of VAT are being reviewed by the Office of Tax Simplification to ‘ensure that the system is fit for purpose’. This is not a VAT rate review but maybe owes something to Brexit? You […]
Talking to a new client on Friday about UK zero-rating their B2C non-EU sales and realised there’s another angle to explore. If distance selling within the EU can create a liability to pay VAT where the customer belongs, could that […]
The final piece of the puzzle fell into place today with this tangled mess of a property group getting with-held VAT claims released. The wrong company bearing costs; not notifying the option to tax at the right time; claiming on […]