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Upcoming changes to VAT penalties and interest charges!

Upcoming changes to VAT penalties and interest charges!

by Johanna Liu | May 10, 2022 | Accounting, BLOG, E-Commerce, HMRC, VAT

HMRC has released an important update today (more detailed guidance will be released in December 2022), and this update will concern every taxpayer. From 1 January 2023 the default surcharge will be replaced by a new penalty if you delay filing your VAT return or...
‘Please do something, my financial affairs are in a tangle.’

‘Please do something, my financial affairs are in a tangle.’

by Johanna Liu | May 5, 2022 | BLOG, Business, E-Commerce

“My company has never been hit this hard since its inception, as you can see. I think about it every day, ever since prices went up. It’s suddenly half of my company’s expenses and we’re trying to squeeze profits but it still can’t...
Changes to the UK customs system are coming!

Changes to the UK customs system are coming!

by Johanna Liu | Apr 26, 2022 | BLOG, E-Commerce, Making Tax Digital

The EU (except the island of Ireland) and the UK government have provided information on upcoming changes to the UK customs system in 2022. Here is what you need to do to prepare for the change.     Adapting to system changes takes time, and you should be...
“Should the self-employed be registered for VAT?”

“Should the self-employed be registered for VAT?”

by Johanna Liu | Apr 21, 2022 | BLOG, HMRC, VAT

As a self-employed person, managing your tax liability can be especially tricky. You don’t have the support of an in-house finance team. It’s hard to navigate all these complex regulations on your own. Value added tax (VAT) is a particularly complex issue....
Delays At UK Ports Likely To Increase

Delays At UK Ports Likely To Increase

by Cameron Pilling | Feb 9, 2022 | BLOG, Brexit, E-Commerce, logistics, News Hub

MPs are warning that we could see more delays at UK ports later in the year if the government does not act quickly. This is in light of the increased border checks that will be coming into force from the 1st of July. Despite the government having offered a lot of...
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