VAT and the sharing economy
The CIOT met with representatives from HM Treasury and HM Revenue & Customs to discuss the questions and arising issues in the call for evidence on VAT and the Sharing Economy.
The CIOT met with representatives from HM Treasury and HM Revenue & Customs to discuss the questions and arising issues in the call for evidence on VAT and the Sharing Economy.
There are two significant recent developments that impact these individuals:
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