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The thought of having to reorganise staff with as little business disruption as possible, while navigating through a complex legal process, can be a daunting prospect. Add to this the

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Previous rules The previous rules for VAT registered businesses required corrections for VAT errors to be made on the next VAT return, so long as the net errors were up

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There has been considerable media publicity about the proposals to amend the UK taxation policy in respect of individuals who are not domiciled in the UK (so-called non-doms). The proposals

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n the March 2008 Budget, the Chancellor introduced a new form of first year allowance (FYA) for businesses that buy plant and machinery for use in their trade. The old

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The determination of an individual’s residence status in the UK is critical when establishing their liability to UK taxes. There is no legal definition of residence, but it is accepted

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In Topical Tips 107 we advised on the new rates an employee can claim for business mileage when they pay for all the fuel on a company car. That was from 1

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In Gordon Brown’s last Budget in 2007 he announced the 10% tax rate would be abolished with effect from April 2008. Somewhat belatedly, Labour back-benchers and other interested groups woke

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In Topical Tips 103 we reported on a change to VAT fuel scale charges effective 1 May 2007. This linked the VAT charge for businesses that recover VAT on fuel used for

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Phased implementation The Companies Act 2006 has passed into law, but its full effects are yet to be felt. Certain measures were introduced immediately, but the remaining aspects of the

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A familiar format Being a limited company is the vehicle of choice for many business people. It is familiar to customers and suppliers and provides limited liability. Many businesses are