HMRC’s e-invoicing consultation is underway, but what are the pros and cons of full automation, asks Russell Gammon, chief solutions officer at Tax Systems
A hair transplant company has lost a £2.5m appeal against VAT assessments as the tribunal ruling stated services it was providing for the treatment of alopecia were ‘purely cosmetic’
A significant tax bill and penalty for a construction recruitment agency over potential Kittel VAT fraud was out of time meaning the appellant only had to pay £229,000
President Trump has announced a review of all reciprocal tariffs on US imports, flagging VAT as an ‘unfair, discriminatory’ tax, which will capture UK companies in the trade war
The government has launched a joint HMRC/DBT consultation on plans for the rollout of electronic invoicing and whether to make it mandatory for businesses in the UK
An overhaul of the way VAT is charged on tickets to live virtual events in the EU means place of supply rules come into play for UK businesses selling tickets to delegates based in member states, explains Alex Baulf, head of global indirect tax at Avalara
A building owned by Sarabande, a charity set up by the late fashion designer Alexander McQueen, has won its fight at the First Tier Tribunal against a tax dispute about the subleasing of an art gallery to a subsidiary
Beer prices may be down a meagre 1p a pint, but wines prices will rise by up to 42p a bottle when complex new tax bands for wine come into force from 1 February, warns Alex Baulf, head of global indirect tax at Avalara
December saw tax receipt increases across the board, with capital gains tax clearly being influenced by Labour’s first Budget while Conservative NICs cuts barely scratched the surface
A superfood importer has won an £800,000 appeal against HMRC at the First Tier Tribunal as products did not contain enough carbohydrates to be considered a sports drink