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New guidance for low value sales to Northern Ireland from 1 July 2021
The import one stop shop (IOSS) launches on 1 July 2021. This means that no VAT needs accounting for on low value consignments at the point of arrival in the EU country. But what are the responsibilities if a business makes these low value sales into Northern Ireland?
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Tax charity warns of hidden refund company trap
The Low Incomes Tax Reform Group (LITRG) has called on HMRC to step in to prevent tax refund companies from unfairly claiming fees from taxpayers. What’s going on?
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Can an employer request staffs' coronavirus vaccination status?
With reports of Goldman Sachs asking their staff to disclose their coronavirus vaccination status, this raises the question of whether this is lawful. Can employers ask employees about their vaccination status and then retain that data?
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£20,000 fine for asbestos failings
A leisure facility was accused of treating asbestos removal as a “DIY project”, exposing staff and members of the public to this hazardous substance. How did they get the job so wrong?
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HMRC phases in new IT system
The current VAT mainframe computer will be decommissioned next year. HMRC is preparing for this by moving businesses to a new IT system over the next few months. Why might this mean problems with payments?
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Refund now, check later SDLT claims
HMRC has changed its policy with the intention of speeding up refunds of stamp duty land tax. This sounds like good news but there’s a sting in the tail. What’s the full story?
