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Making Tax Digital: an update
The VAT pilot is live
The pilot for MTD for VAT was opened on 16 October to sole proprietors and limited companies on standard VAT return periods and up to date with VAT payments, except
The big black cloud
Brexit hung over this year’s party conference season like a big black cloud. For pro-Europeans it portended storms ahead and blanketed everything beneath it in a suffocating gloom.
A round up of the CIOT’s roundtable Brexit customs duty meetings
With parliamentarians
Perspectives from the legal sector, industry and practice on the impact of Brexit in no-deal and deal scenarios for customs duty and moving goods cross border were p
Celebrating 20 years of the Low Incomes Tax Reform Group
Issues for low income taxpayers
This year marks the 20th anniversary since the Low Incomes Tax Reform Group (LITRG) was set up by John Andrews (then President of the CIOT) as an initiativ
Finance Bill 2018–19: Penalties and interest (Clauses 30-32 Schedules 11–14)
Clauses 30-32 and Schedules 11–14 of draft Finance Bill 2018-19 deal with penalties for failure to make returns and deliberately withholding information; penalties for failure to pay tax; and repay
Brexit: government advice for business on ‘no-deal’ VAT, Customs and Excise
Businesses and advisers involved with importing and exporting goods would be affected, and government advice is to familiarise themselves with the changes.
Ongoing consultation with HMRC on VAT grouping
The legislation would allow a non-corporate entity to join a VAT group with its corporate body subsidiaries if it controls all of the members in that group.
All that glistens
Every child knows that a gold medal is the top Olympic award and a gold star marks the highest classroom achievement.
Anti-fraud measure for VAT: moving forward with the domestic reverse charge for the construction sector
Since the last article on the domestic reverse charge for the construction sector was published in the March issue of Tax Adviser
