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31 March 2026

VAT on milk, milkshakes and alternatives

Milk is a staple in most households, but how does VAT apply to it? Here’s what you need to know.

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17 February 2026

Do you charge VAT when selling a business? Key rules explained

When buying or selling a business in the UK, VAT (Value Added Tax) is a critical consideration....

13 January 2026

MTD and VAT: Making Tax Digital in 2026

The UK's Making Tax Digital (MTD) initiative has revolutionised how VAT-registered businesses...

12 January 2026

VAT on Commercial Property (2026 Update)

Navigating VAT on commercial property can be complex and confusing for a commercial property...

12 January 2026

VAT on Subsistence Costs: Full Breakdown and Definitions

In the UK, businesses can often claim back the VAT (Value Added Tax) they have paid on goods and...

12 January 2026

VAT on coffee: rates, ratings and exceptions

Whether or not VAT is charged on coffee should be straightforward to answer, but, as with most VAT...

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