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VAT: Partial Exemption – changes to the de minimis rules

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Two changes to simplify the partial exemption de minimis rules that take effect from 1 April 2010:

  • simplified tests
  • annual test

The de minimis limit remains the same (£625 per month on average) but the changes should make it easier and less time-consuming for businesses to confirm their de minimis status.

The changes are optional and businesses can benefit from them without seeking approval from HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC).

Further information

Further information can be found in VAT Information Sheet 04/10

 

Tax treatment of distributions after a capital reduction

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There is some uncertainty as to the tax treatment of dividends which are paid out of newly distributable reserves as a result of a capital reduction.

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More tax disclosure opportunities to come

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Permanent Secretary, Dave Hartnett has confirmed HMRC's intention to roll out further tax disclosure facilities in the future in order to target "sensibly defined groups", as identified by its risk analysis.

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Campaign to stop NICs increase

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The “big cheeses” of business and employers organisations have launched a petition to say "No" to the rise in National Insurance Contributions (NICs) planned for April 2011.

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VAT alert: 1 April changes for cheque payments

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VAT cheque payments by post - important changes

From 1 April 2010 all cheque payments by post will be treated as being received by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) on the date when cleared funds reach HMRC’s bank account.

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Footballers' companies under investigation

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It is reported that HMRC is taking a keen interest in the tax planning schemes of some of some UK based footballers and sports stars. What is interesting is whether IR35 will apply in these cases.

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