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2 months ago |
taxassist.co.uk | Catherine Heinen
If you are not a VAT registered business, then you do not need to worry about charging VAT. Food for human consumption is generally zero-rated for VAT, however there are various exceptions to be aware of. Read our guide to understand when there could be a discrepancy and when you should seek professional advice. VAT on confectionery There are specific cases where confectionery items have been treated differently for VAT, here are some examples and highlights from VAT tribunals.
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2 months ago |
taxassist.co.uk | Catherine Heinen
Catherine is a Technical Content Writer at TaxAssist Accountants, and a qualified accountant. With experience working at two accountancy practices in the UK top 50 accountancy firms according to Accountancy Age, Catherine has significant experience in accounts, tax returns and advising clients. Catherine ensures businesses, business owners and individuals are kept up to date and informed by providing concise and informative technical material.
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2 months ago |
taxassist.co.uk | Catherine Heinen
Here, we discuss what you should consider when starting a business and how an accountant can help you from day one. Starting your business A business plan gives you focus and gets you to think of all areas of your business, including financial, before you start trading. If you require any financial investment, a great business plan will be crucial in helping you achieve this. Our guide to writing a successful business plan will help you get the results you need.
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2 months ago |
taxassist.co.uk | Catherine Heinen
Submitting correct tax returns is crucial in avoiding fines and penalties, and having accurate accounts is essential for giving you the right picture of your finances. However, we appreciate that it’s a technical area and it’s not always easy to get it right first time. If you’re struggling to manage it all, let us help. Accountants offer you a proactive and experienced service to ensure your tax returns and accounts are correct and on time.
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2 months ago |
taxassist.co.uk | Catherine Heinen
HM Revenue & Customs’ (HMRC’S) latest receipts report, released on 22nd January, showed that December 2024 saw CGT receipts more than double year on year reaching £335m, an increase of £176m or 110% from the previous December. The last quarter of CGT receipts (October – December 2024) totalled a record £808m, an increase of 60% compared to the same period for 2023.
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