Richard Woolich and Jonathan Gordon consider the implications for future VAT planning following the FTT decision in DPAS Ltd
MTIC fraud: should the trader have known that the transactions were connected with fraud?
Repayment claims: does the cut-off date infringe the EU principle of equal treatment?
Amanda Brown examines the recent CJEU judgment in Bridport, a case which raises issues of wider interest than only the VAT treatment of ‘green fees’ paid by visiting golfers
Julie Park comments on a recent decision of the First-tier Tribunal on belly dancing and the VAT exemption for education
Richard Asquith considers HMRC’s rethink on the taxation of bitcoins
HMRC has advised traders that it is looking at alternatives to 20% VAT on purchases of Bitcoin, which is regarded as a voucher rather than a currency, the Financial Times reported.
VAT: time-limit for repayment claim
VAT: reasonable excuse for late payment
VAT: validity of default surcharge when HMRC is holding monies paid by mistake