Lap-dancing and VAT

It seems you can never get away from considering VAT, even in a lap-dancing club. Here we take a look at a recent First-Tier Tax Tribunal ruling on the application of VAT in relation to commission on voucher payments to dancers.



Brexit and tax (again)

The implications for the UK tax regime post Brexit are still being worked through, but here we take a look at some likely changes.



New tax code of conduct comes into force

The UK’s professional bodies, which represent accountants and tax advisers in England and Wales, are all signed up to a new code of conduct for their members which comes into force from 1 March 2017.


Top tips on Capital Allowances

For a number of years now, in order for a buyer to be able to claim capital allowances, the seller has to pass on the allowances otherwise this leaves the buyer unable to claim any tax relief. Here are our top tips to getting the most out of capital allowances.


More than one way to skin a cat…

Possibly a slightly unfortunate image but what can you do if you disagree with HMRC’s view and don’t want to jump straight into the Tribunal process? Here we take a look at the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) process.


Latest on making tax digital

HMRC has published more information on how businesses, the self-employed and landlords will be affected by government plans to modernise the tax system.


HMRC Gift Aid rules change

New HMRC rules come into force from 6 April this year for intermediaries that collect donations for charities in relation to Gift Aid.


Gone phishing

With the approach of the HMRC’s Self Assessment online deadline and many businesses facing a March 31st year-end, online scammers are busy sending out phishing emails and texts that can fool the unwary.