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Readers’ forum: Is there VAT on wigs linked to medical care? premium icon
Wonderful wigs
22 Jan 2024
Holiday cottage does not qualify for VAT repayment under DIY housebuilders scheme premium icon
You do not qualify
16 Jan 2024
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Fitness coach
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Four brothers
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Option to tax
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Used car salesman
08 Jan 2024
A look back at 2023 premium icon
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Holding land as stock
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Derelict pub
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Readers’ forum: Early payment by customer: what is the time of supply? Readers’ forum: Debit and credit Readers’ forum: Should I stay or should I go? Readers’ forum: Is it a wind-up? New queries: 1 October 2026
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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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Reasonable excuse for late payments? Failure to undertake review justifies costs Late appeal refused despite reliance on adviser Loans paid to taxpayer were taxable as earnings Taxpayer was out of his depth
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This week's opinion: 1 October 2026 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
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