The High Court has ruled in favour of Royal Surrey NHS Foundation Trust in a judicial review over a disputed input tax bill for over £680,000 related to the purchase of radiotherapy machines
The Labour party will introduce 20% VAT on private school fees to raise around £1.7bn, despite u-turning on its pledge to strip the sector of charitable status
A director has been given a 12-year disqualification after causing his company to participate in transactions which were connected with the fraudulent evasion of VAT
An internet based essay and dissertation writing service for students has lost an appeal at the First Tier Tribunal over who is liable for £419,559 in VAT charges for the academic work
HMRC is removing the functionality to copy across agent authorisation for VAT from the government gateway account, increasing security with new client authorisation email process
A Margate director has lost a First Tier Tribunal appeal against a failure to notify penalty related to unpaid VAT on gadget sales via online platforms
The administrators of a paint coating company that collapsed following an accounting error have said that HMRC is owed over £160,000 in unpaid tax and VAT
A director has lost a First Tier Tribunal (FTT) appeal against penalties charged by HMRC for VAT and corporation tax inaccuracies, which totalled £80,666.31
A textile and clothes seller has lost a First Tier Tribunal (FTT) appeal against a tax demand relating to inaccurate VAT returns as transactions were deliberately concealed
Business leaders across the UK are calling on the government to reintroduce tax-free shopping for overseas tourists ahead of a Parliamentary debate due to take place this week
Potential tax issues may arise for pharmacies following plans to provide new funding to expand their community services, warns Ellen Main-Jeffrey, head of VAT services at Burgis & Bullock
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