The Court of Appeal decision in the Hotel La Tour VAT case is controversial, raising questions about the treatment of recovery of input tax on share transactions but surely it will be appealed, says Sarah Kay CTA, lead technical writer at Croner-i
According to research from Premium Credit a third of private school staff members believe there could be a 30% drop in private school attendance if Labour wins the election on 4 July
Angela Bedi, senior technical writer at Croner-i explains the practical implications to consider as schools and parents prepare for the new school year
Upmarket accommodation and hotel broker charging transaction fees on corporate credit card payments has been told the proceeds are not VAT exempt for the second time
A personal liability notice (PLN) for £75,000 was issued to the director of a company selling alcohol to cash and carry outlets for deliberately avoiding VAT
The Court of Appeal has overturned an appeal by Hotel La Tour related to a dispute over VAT charges on professional fees related to a property purchase
After losing a £470,000 VAT case at the Upper Tribunal over whether giant marshmallows are confectionery, HMRC is taking the fight to the Court of Appeal