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Lynne Gill

My area of expertise is land and property transactions but I have extensive knowledge of both domestic and international VAT and I love complex VAT queries. I have an Honours degree in Business Studies and a VAT legal and technical qualification from the Institute of Indirect Taxation.

Recent Posts

18 February 2022

VAT: Early Termination & Compensation Payments

HMRC have issued Revenue & Customs Brief 2 (2022) setting out their change of policy on the VAT...

18 February 2022

What is the CIS Domestic Reverse Charge?

The Domestic Reverse Charge is a process that reverses the usual way of VAT accounting where the...

27 January 2022

MTD and VAT - Making Tax Digital in 2022

Making Tax Digital (MTD) is the UK government’s long-term plan to modernise the tax system of the...

13 January 2022

Reduced VAT rate for Hospitality - Take advantage

It’s not too early to book your Christmas 2022 party.

12 January 2022

Is your business partially exempt for VAT purposes?

For many businesses, exempt income is not something they think about when completing a VAT return.

2 November 2021

HMRC and the reverse charge for the Construction Industry

After a number of deferrals, the domestic reverse charge for the construction industry finally came...

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