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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

28 October 2025

VAT on Books in the UK

Navigating the complexities of VAT can be challenging, especially for printed and digital...

15 October 2025

VAT guide on digital services

Digital services like streaming, downloads, and online courses are now an essential part of...

19 September 2025

VAT on commission

Navigating the VAT implications of commission income can be complex, with varying rules depending...

19 September 2025

VAT on labour costs charged by tradespeople

For tradespeople, such as plumbers or electricians, calculating costs to provide quotes for...

14 July 2025

Update: VAT Deduction on the Management of Pension Funds

Historically, HMRC’s policy allowed employers to recover input tax on costs associated with the...

9 July 2025

Charities: VAT for fundraising events

Charities and certain qualifying bodies may benefit from a VAT exemption on goods and services...

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