Court rejects appeal by Liverpool employment agency disputing tribunal jurisdiction over HMRC’s right to demand evidence of compliant invoices for multiple transactions
Following tribunal decision in Isle of Wight NHS Trust case, HMRC revises policy to clarify NHS Trusts and private health providers should have been exempt from VAT on locum doctors fees and should be able to can claim overpaid output tax for last four years
HMRC wins long-running VAT case as Supreme Court rules Hotel La Tour was not eligible to claim input tax on professional fees after case shunted through courts for five years
Simon Knivett, VAT manager at HW Fisher, reflects on the hugely complicated and contradictory VAT rules as Morrisons loses the latest food case over the VAT status of rotisserie chickens
The Court of Appeal fast-tracks HMRC’s appeal against Upper Tribunal decision which ruled lower tribunal erred in application of Martland approach in Medpro case
Landlords and self employed caught by phase one of Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax rules will not have to pay penalties if late filing quarterly updates
Neil Warren CTA (Fellow) ATT considers the pros and cons of splitting businesses to reduce VAT liability, with a warning about HMRC’s powers to treat separate entities as a single registration for VAT purposes if they are closely connected
The European Council is cracking down on the €150 exemption threshold for small parcels arriving from outside the EU, a situtation where they pay zero excise duty