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An examination of changes to the VAT treatment of zero-rated and exempt supplies, by NEIL WARREN
KEY POINTS
- The six borderline anomalies dealt with in Budget 2012.
- Important points to remember when dealing with listed buildings.
- Hairdresser chair rental: was legislation really needed?
- The number of VAT rates on caravans increase from two to three.
- Levelling the playing field for VAT on storage.
Lord Byron wrote ‘The English winter – ending in July/To recommence in August’.
I don’t know about you but it seems to me that the annual Budget and Autumn Statement process means that advisers have to deal with a feast of Budget-related issues almost every month of the year.
So in this article I am going to deal with the VAT simplification measures announced by the chancellor in his March Budget which after various consultations and massive levels of uproar...
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