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Readers’ forum: Are educational services for football clubs VAT exempt?
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VAT DIY builder decision in Mort
Builder case shock
Existence of a trade in transactions
Focus on trade
Readers’ forum: Claiming input tax on costs of selling buy-to-let properties.
Buy-to-let
Readers’ forum: Can HMRC’s VAT assessment issued in 2021 be withdrawn?
VAT computation
Sports Invest: VAT treatment of football agent’s fees
Agent’s fees
Readers’ forum: Is credit note for building work valid?
Output tax conundrum
NAO report on HMRC’s making tax digital project
Making tax digital – a wake up call
Final sittings of the Finance (No 2) Bill 2022-23 debates
Fiddling little thing
Readers’ forum: Cash accounting scheme and tax points
VAT payment date
Airline Placement and disclosure
‘Smudging it all over’
Practical challenges faced by UK businesses trading in the EU
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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