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Category Archives: Value Added Tax

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Summer VAT relief has ended

Value Added TaxBy BurtonBandiniSeptember 3, 2026

The temporary 5% reduced rate of VAT introduced for certain children’s meals, tickets and family attractions ended on 1 September 2026. The relief applied from 25 June 2026 and was intended to reduce

Is your VAT control system strong enough?

Value Added TaxBy BurtonBandiniSeptember 3, 2026

A strong VAT control system should clearly identify who is responsible for VAT, document the processes involved and regularly check that controls are working. HMRC also recommends keeping procedures

Recovering VAT on pre-registration costs

Value Added TaxBy BurtonBandiniAugust 27, 2026

Businesses that register for VAT may be able to reclaim VAT paid on certain goods and services purchased before VAT registration.

There are specific time limits for claiming pre-registration VAT.

Are you using the best VAT scheme for your business?

Value Added TaxBy BurtonBandiniJuly 23, 2026

Small businesses have several VAT schemes available that can simplify VAT administration and may help with cash flow. However, as a business grows or its circumstances change, it is important to

Could new VAT rules change how you sell online?

Value Added TaxBy BurtonBandiniJuly 20, 2026

The Government has launched a consultation on proposals that could significantly change the way VAT is collected on goods sold through online marketplaces. Although the changes are not yet law, they

Could your business recover more VAT?

Value Added TaxBy BurtonBandiniJuly 16, 2026

If your business is VAT registered, you can usually reclaim VAT on many of the goods and services you buy for business purposes. However, many businesses fail to claim everything to which they are

Do you know who must register for VAT?

Value Added TaxBy BurtonBandiniJuly 16, 2026

Businesses must register for VAT if their taxable turnover exceeds the VAT registration threshold, or if they expect it to exceed the threshold in certain circumstances.

The VAT registration

VAT – opting to tax property

Value Added TaxBy BurtonBandiniMay 28, 2026

The option to tax is a VAT election that allows businesses to treat supplies of most non-residential land and buildings as taxable rather than VAT exempt. Once an option to tax is made, supplies in

VAT Cash Accounting

Value Added TaxBy BurtonBandiniMay 21, 2026

The VAT Cash Accounting Scheme can help businesses improve cash flow by allowing VAT to be accounted for when customers actually pay invoices, rather than when invoices are issued. This can be

Reclaiming VAT on car leasing costs

Value Added TaxBy BurtonBandiniMay 14, 2026

Businesses that lease cars often assume they can recover all of the VAT charged on car leasing payments. In practice, the rules are more limited.

Where a business leases a qualifying car, HMRC

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