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Hansard, 20 January 2011, vol 521, no 102, col 934W
26 Jan 2011
Over half of reviewed VAT fines annulled
Accountancy warns of 'disturbing' figures
25 Jan 2011
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Update to Notice 700/41
20 Jan 2011
No VAT exemption for collection services
Brief follows ECJ decision in AXA case
20 Jan 2011
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NEIL WARREN considers the unusual rules that determine the VAT liability of training services supplied by a UK business
18 Jan 2011
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VAT information sheet 02/11
17 Jan 2011
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MICHAEL RIPLEY believes the ECJ’s decision in the AXA case creates more uncertainty than clarity

11 Jan 2011
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A client applied to join the VAT flat-rate scheme from 1 October 2010, but HMRC have shown a date of 1 October 2009 when confirming that the scheme may be used
11 Jan 2011
VAT rise 'may cause surge in carousel fraud'
Legal experts warn of energy industry scams
06 Jan 2011
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06 Jan 2011
Extra seven days to file repayment return
Concerns about online VAT abated
06 Jan 2011
Holidaymakers face end to VAT concessions
HMRC abolish ESCs for caravans and unfitted boats
05 Jan 2011
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Company tax receipts top £100bn in 2025-26 Role of the OBR should be protected, say MPs Only a tenth of highest earners pay top tax rate Gifts to family may come with strings attached MTD update: 1 October 2026
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