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Fast Track of Zero-Rating on Electronic Books

by Berthold Bauer on April 30, 2020

HMRC did announce in the most recent budget plans to zero rate e-books and e-newspapers in time for the festive season (1 December 2020)

NHS COS deadline extension

by Berthold Bauer on April 7, 2020

HMRC have written to us today to confirm that the NHS will be granted an extension to VAT recovery for VAT incurred in the 2019-20 financial year.

The PM announced on Friday a VAT deferral to support UK businesses in this unprecedented time. The deferral will hopefully help many businesses to stay afloat during this difficult period, but it is worth reminding all businesses that this will not abolish any VAT due, it will simply defer the date it is due for payment and exists to help those in financial difficulty or hardship. To summarise how this deferral will work in practice:

COVID-19 VAT Payments deferred

by Berthold Bauer on March 24, 2020

VAT Payments deferred for three months

HMRC have just announced that for any Return falling within the window 20 March to 30 June, payment can be deferred until the year-end.

Budget 2020

by Berthold Bauer on March 11, 2020

The 2020 Budget did have some announcements which will affect many of our NHS Clients. Firstly, the NHS as a whole will be set to receive £6 billion of additional funding across the course of this parliament, and in addition, to support the recent outbreak of coronavirus, an emergency fund of £5 billion is being set-up. The Chancellor gave assurances that the NHS would get whatever resource it needs at this crucial time – a welcome announcement.

Simon Merry presents at Qandor Founding Forum Workshop

by Berthold Bauer on September 20, 2019

Berthold Bauer VAT Consultants Managing Director Simon Merry was delighted to be asked to speak at the Qandor Property Club’s ‘Founding Forum Workshop’ on 19th September 2019.

Restitution relief for Disabled Adaptations

by Berthold Bauer on August 30, 2019

HMRC have recently confirmed their stance on ‘lost space’ in relation to the creation of bathrooms using an existing room in a disabled persons home – this was previously known as ‘restitution relief’.