Taxation logo taxation mission text

Since 1927 the leading authority on tax law, practice and administration
Home Saved articles Viewed items Login Contact Free Trial Advertise View virtual issue View online issue
JOHN HIDDLESTON considers the circumstances in which traders can obtain tax relief in respect of their former business premises.
NEIL WARREN examines the rules relating to refunds of overseas VAT and asks whether these represent an opportunity or a minefield.

LINDA LEACH and MARC WELBY examine the effects of European VAT law when parking your car.


IF YOU THOUGHT that parking your car was simple, bring VAT into consideration and it starts to become a taxing activity. The case of the Isle of Wight Council (18557) has taken four years to come before the VAT tribunal, a further six months to get to the High Court, and is now due to go back to the tribunal.

Customs have come back for a second bite at the cherry with regard to multiple or single supplies. DAVE JORDAN reports.

 

JOHN H BARNES considers how a dispute over the VAT treatment of vaccines and administered drugs led to the House of Lords.

 

 

 

 

 

VAT Registration

 

 

 

A Knotty Problem

 

 

 

PHILIP and SARAH McNEILL warn of the pitfalls when registering for VAT.

 

 

 

SARAH DEEKS provides the busy practitioner's guide to money laundering compliance
NEIL WARREN considers the VAT rules for providing business entertainment and perks to staff and customers
The attack on VAT avoidance schemes is a high priority for Customs. NEIL WARREN, VAT consultant from Keens Shay Keens, predicts that they will have a successful year

Two cases on VAT avoidance schemes: Blackqueen Limited (17680); and The University of Huddersfield Higher Education Corporation (17854).
Dodgy motor scheme?
A case of some notoriety at the VAT Tribunal, made available last summer, concerned a convoluted tax avoidance scheme entered into by a group of companies within the motor trade. The purpose of this scheme was to enable the group to obtain full input tax credit for VAT purposes on purchases of vehicles, but to account for output tax only on the profit margin.

Recent case law concerning best judgment VAT assessments raised by Customs using their legislative powers

NEIL WARREN looks at recent case law on artificial separation of business activities, and the impact of the new human rights legislation on Customs' attempts to ensure the maximum VAT yield is obtained in this area
Show
12
Results
back to top icon