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VAT and Corporate Finance

 
John Voyez VAT Director at Smith & Williamson Limited reviews the VAT liability of corporate finance services
 
The deal has been done and the champagne has stopped flowing. While the vendors and the new owners are contemplating hangovers the various professional advisers are contemplating raising fee notes for services rendered. In a typical corporate transaction a number of professional advisers will have been involved. Some of these advisers will have had peripheral roles to the deal and not be closely involved in the detailed negotiations. For example accountants may have been engaged to perform due diligence work lawyers may have reviewed employment contracts etc. There should be no doubt that charging for these services will attract VAT at the standard rate. However what about the corporate financiers who...

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