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14 March 2019

Spring Statement 2019

Philip Hammond delivered his Spring Statement on 13 March, amidst substantial economic uncertainty....

30 January 2019

Committee warns businesses could pay heavy price for MTDfV

The Economic Affairs Committee has warned HMRC that small businesses 'could pay a heavy price' for...

3 December 2018

MTD presenting more opportunities than problems

Dispite initial resistence amongst business leaders to the idea ofMaking Tax Digital (MTD), there...

28 November 2018

HMRC launches pilot for Making Tax Digital for VAT

HMRC has opened the Making Tax Digital for VAT (MTDfV) public pilot.

3 September 2018

Making Tax Digital - what you need to know and do

Change is happening in the world of taxation as HMRC goes digital.Making Tax Digital (MTD) is part...

15 August 2018

New rules of Making Tax Digital For VAT

HMRC has published further information on Making Tax Digital for VAT (MTDfV). The VAT notice sets...

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