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Making a VAT claim from both HMRC and overseas tax authorities
Weighing up the odds
Supreme Court judgment in Target
Missing the Target
To what extent can EU law still be relied upon in UK VAT practice?
Can we still rely on EU?
Beware VAT exceptions
Beware exceptions
Hat trick of VAT treats
Hat trick of VAT treats
VAT and property rental - rule changes (including TOMS)
Flawed approach to TOMS
VAT exemption for medical care
VAT’s the difference?
Brexit VAT challenges
Brexit challenges
Sports Invest: VAT treatment of football agent’s fees
Agent’s fees
Airline Placement and disclosure
‘Smudging it all over’
Practical challenges faced by UK businesses trading in the EU
Choppy waters
Recent VAT legislative developments
Keeping up with the changes
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Readers forum: Claiming pre-registration input tax
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Automated tracking system for taxpayers could save £36m a year, study shows
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