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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

17 February 2023

What is the second-hand motor vehicle payment scheme?

Guidance has been released by HMRC regarding the second-hand motor vehicle payment scheme. The...

18 January 2023

Opportunity for Non-VAT Registered Ambulance Providers

If you provide patient transport services and are not VAT registered because you have treated your...

17 January 2023

Outstanding VAT Returns and Late Payments

The new penalty regime for late submission of VAT returns and payments came into effect on 1...

28 December 2022

VAT penalties from January 2023

VAT is one of the most complicated areas of tax in the UK, and the complexities are set to increase...

12 December 2022

VAT and Marshmallows - A history of appeals and tribunals

If you mention VAT and food, most people think of Jaffa Cakes - even if they are unaware of the...

12 December 2022

VAT: Use and enjoyment in the UK and EU

Since the UK left the EU, there have been changes in EU VAT which you may be unlikely to consider...

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