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31 July 2019

  • Construction & Property
  • VAT & Duty
Should you remain in the VAT Flat Rate Scheme after 1 October?

From 1 October 2019 a domestic “reverse charge” rule will be in force, affecting the VAT treatment of supplies in the construction sector. Businesses who remain in the Flat Rate Scheme may be worse off if they don’t revert to standard VAT accounting before 1 October.

20 June 2019

  • Construction & Property
  • VAT & Duty
Major VAT changes in the construction industry – is your business ready?

From 1 October 2019 significant changes are being introduced to the VAT treatment of supplies in the construction industry. A domestic “reverse charge” rule is being introduced and for many businesses this may result in a reduced level of cashflow. Understanding how this might impact your business now will allow you to prepare for the changes.

14 June 2019

  • Infrastructure & Renewable Energy
  • VAT & Duty
HMRC announce immediate change in the VAT treatment of Renewable Energy Certificates

HMRC have announced an immediate change in the VAT treatment of Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs). These changes take effect from 14 June 2019 and any UK VAT registered business which buys or sells RECs is likely to be affected.

23 April 2019

  • VAT & Duty
HMRC announce changes in VAT recovery rules for UK importers

These changes will have a big impact on UK toll operators and their overseas customers. Changes to business operating models may be needed to avoid additional costs. Any UK business which pays and recovers import VAT on goods they don’t own could also be affected.

11 April 2019

  • Corporate Tax
  • VAT & Duty
  • Brexit
Brexit update - extension to 31 October

The UK’s ambassador to the EU, Sir Tim Barrow, has today written to Donald Tusk confirming the agreement of the UK Government to the extension of the period under Article 50(3) for Brexit day to 31 October 2019.

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