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Support handed to online VAT newbies
HMRC have published guidance for small firms unsure of their obligations to filing VAT returns online.
All VAT-registered businesses, with a minority of exceptions, will have to submit their documents and pay the tax due digitally from 1 April, whatever their size and turnover.
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Clampdown on post-cessation trade relief
The government is to clampdown on post-cessation trade relief being given where a qualifying payment or qualifying event arises from arrangements of which the main purpose, or one of the main purposes, is to obtain a tax reduction.
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Call centre plans spark SA day strikes
A plan by HMRC to hand over part of their call centre operations to private business has sparked industrial action that is expected to involve 20,000 public sector workers on self assessment deadline day.
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Concession pulled from adapted vehicles
From 1 January 2012, the concessionary arrangement that allows a motor vehicle supplied to a wheelchair user to be treated as a zero rated supply for VAT purposes, if it was adapted shortly after it was supplied to the individual, will no longer apply.
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Fraudsters given 'stay out jail' opportunity
HMRC have announced a facility to allow tax fraudsters to come forward without risk of criminal prosecution.
The contractual disclosure facility (CDF) is a new opportunity that will come into effect at the end this month, when the Revenue will write to taxpayers suspected of tax fraud.
read more
Call centre plans spark SA day strikes
A plan by HMRC to hand over part of their call centre operations to private business has sparked industrial action that is expected to involve 20,000 public sector workers on self assessment deadline day.
read more
Tax adviser guilty of multimillion fraud
A professional tax adviser has been convicted of engineering a multimillion tax fraud relating to the abuse of gift aid.
David Perrin, a former deputy managing director at Vantis Tax Ltd, will be sentenced on 9 February after having been found guilty at Blackfriars Crown Court, London, of cheating the revenue.
read more
Concession pulled from adapted vehicles
From 1 January 2012, the concessionary arrangement that allows a motor vehicle supplied to a wheelchair user to be treated as a zero rated supply for VAT purposes, if it was adapted shortly after it was supplied to the individual, will no longer apply.
read more
Indian tax victory for telecoms giant
India’s Supreme Court has ruled in favour of Vodafone in the company’s legal proceedings against the local tax authorities, who asserted that the telecom giant had a liability of £1.4 billion.
The case came as a result of the business's £7.2 billion acquisition of Hutchison Telecom’s 67% stake in an Indian joint venture company in 2007.
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Fraudsters given 'stay out jail' opportunity
HMRC have announced a facility to allow tax fraudsters to come forward without risk of criminal prosecution.
The contractual disclosure facility (CDF) is a new opportunity that will come into effect at the end this month, when the Revenue will write to taxpayers suspected of tax fraud.
read more
Call centre plans spark SA day strikes
A plan by HMRC to hand over part of their call centre operations to private business has sparked industrial action that is expected to involve 20,000 public sector workers on self assessment deadline day.
read more
Ex-Pompey duo's evasion case kicks off
Tottenham Hotspur boss Harry Redknapp is the man getting all the publicity, so it was easy to forget yesterday that businessman Milan Mandaric is on trial alongside him, writes Richard Curtis, who was at Southwark Crown Court.
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Support handed to online VAT newbies
HMRC have published guidance for small firms unsure of their obligations to filing VAT returns online.
All VAT-registered businesses, with a minority of exceptions, will have to submit their documents and pay the tax due digitally from 1 April, whatever their size and turnover.
read more
Indian tax victory for telecoms giant
India’s Supreme Court has ruled in favour of Vodafone in the company’s legal proceedings against the local tax authorities, who asserted that the telecom giant had a liability of £1.4 billion.
The case came as a result of the business's £7.2 billion acquisition of Hutchison Telecom’s 67% stake in an Indian joint venture company in 2007.
read more
Clampdown on post-cessation trade relief
The government is to clampdown on post-cessation trade relief being given where a qualifying payment or qualifying event arises from arrangements of which the main purpose, or one of the main purposes, is to obtain a tax reduction.
read more
Union action leads to extra time for SA
The final date for self assessment (SA) tax returns has been extended to 2 February, as thousands of HMRC call centre employees prepare to stay away from work on the traditional deadline day.
read more
Call centre plans spark SA day strikes
A plan by HMRC to hand over part of their call centre operations to private business has sparked industrial action that is expected to involve 20,000 public sector workers on self assessment deadline day.
read more
Indian tax victory for telecoms giant
India’s Supreme Court has ruled in favour of Vodafone in the company’s legal proceedings against the local tax authorities, who asserted that the telecom giant had a liability of £1.4 billion.
The case came as a result of the business's £7.2 billion acquisition of Hutchison Telecom’s 67% stake in an Indian joint venture company in 2007.
read more
Fraudsters given 'stay out jail' opportunity
HMRC have announced a facility to allow tax fraudsters to come forward without risk of criminal prosecution.
The contractual disclosure facility (CDF) is a new opportunity that will come into effect at the end this month, when the Revenue will write to taxpayers suspected of tax fraud.
read more
Ex-Pompey duo's evasion case kicks off
Tottenham Hotspur boss Harry Redknapp is the man getting all the publicity, so it was easy to forget yesterday that businessman Milan Mandaric is on trial alongside him, writes Richard Curtis, who was at Southwark Crown Court.
read more
Concession pulled from adapted vehicles
From 1 January 2012, the concessionary arrangement that allows a motor vehicle supplied to a wheelchair user to be treated as a zero rated supply for VAT purposes, if it was adapted shortly after it was supplied to the individual, will no longer apply.
read more
Concession pulled from adapted vehicles
From 1 January 2012, the concessionary arrangement that allows a motor vehicle supplied to a wheelchair user to be treated as a zero rated supply for VAT purposes, if it was adapted shortly after it was supplied to the individual, will no longer apply.
read more
Support handed to online VAT newbies
HMRC have published guidance for small firms unsure of their obligations to filing VAT returns online.
All VAT-registered businesses, with a minority of exceptions, will have to submit their documents and pay the tax due digitally from 1 April, whatever their size and turnover.
read more
Union action leads to extra time for SA
The final date for self assessment (SA) tax returns has been extended to 2 February, as thousands of HMRC call centre employees prepare to stay away from work on the traditional deadline day.
read more
Clampdown on post-cessation trade relief
The government is to clampdown on post-cessation trade relief being given where a qualifying payment or qualifying event arises from arrangements of which the main purpose, or one of the main purposes, is to obtain a tax reduction.
read more
Tax adviser guilty of multimillion fraud
A professional tax adviser has been convicted of engineering a multimillion tax fraud relating to the abuse of gift aid.
David Perrin, a former deputy managing director at Vantis Tax Ltd, will be sentenced on 9 February after having been found guilty at Blackfriars Crown Court, London, of cheating the revenue.
read more
Fraudsters given 'stay out jail' opportunity
HMRC have announced a facility to allow tax fraudsters to come forward without risk of criminal prosecution.
The contractual disclosure facility (CDF) is a new opportunity that will come into effect at the end this month, when the Revenue will write to taxpayers suspected of tax fraud.
read more
Tax adviser guilty of multimillion fraud
A professional tax adviser has been convicted of engineering a multimillion tax fraud relating to the abuse of gift aid.
David Perrin, a former deputy managing director at Vantis Tax Ltd, will be sentenced on 9 February after having been found guilty at Blackfriars Crown Court, London, of cheating the revenue.
read more
Union action leads to extra time for SA
The final date for self assessment (SA) tax returns has been extended to 2 February, as thousands of HMRC call centre employees prepare to stay away from work on the traditional deadline day.
read more
Tax adviser guilty of multimillion fraud
A professional tax adviser has been convicted of engineering a multimillion tax fraud relating to the abuse of gift aid.
David Perrin, a former deputy managing director at Vantis Tax Ltd, will be sentenced on 9 February after having been found guilty at Blackfriars Crown Court, London, of cheating the revenue.
read more
Ex-Pompey duo's evasion case kicks off
Tottenham Hotspur boss Harry Redknapp is the man getting all the publicity, so it was easy to forget yesterday that businessman Milan Mandaric is on trial alongside him, writes Richard Curtis, who was at Southwark Crown Court.
read more
Union action leads to extra time for SA
The final date for self assessment (SA) tax returns has been extended to 2 February, as thousands of HMRC call centre employees prepare to stay away from work on the traditional deadline day.
read more
Indian tax victory for telecoms giant
India’s Supreme Court has ruled in favour of Vodafone in the company’s legal proceedings against the local tax authorities, who asserted that the telecom giant had a liability of £1.4 billion.
The case came as a result of the business's £7.2 billion acquisition of Hutchison Telecom’s 67% stake in an Indian joint venture company in 2007.
read more
Clampdown on post-cessation trade relief
The government is to clampdown on post-cessation trade relief being given where a qualifying payment or qualifying event arises from arrangements of which the main purpose, or one of the main purposes, is to obtain a tax reduction.
read more
Support handed to online VAT newbies
HMRC have published guidance for small firms unsure of their obligations to filing VAT returns online.
All VAT-registered businesses, with a minority of exceptions, will have to submit their documents and pay the tax due digitally from 1 April, whatever their size and turnover.
read more
Ex-Pompey duo's evasion case kicks off
Tottenham Hotspur boss Harry Redknapp is the man getting all the publicity, so it was easy to forget yesterday that businessman Milan Mandaric is on trial alongside him, writes Richard Curtis, who was at Southwark Crown Court.
read more
