UK businesses Following the deal made with the EU, what is the difference for UK businesses selling goods to businesses in the EU post Brexit? Although it was publicised that there would be no tariffs under the deal, this only applies to goods that comply with certain rules of origin (broadly speaking they are made […]

Welcome to our Year End Tax Planning Guide, in which we highlight a number of issues and actions for consideration in advance of the end of the current tax year on 5 April 2021.

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The domestic reverse charge for construction services was first supposed to be introduced in 2019, but was delayed due to lobbying by the industry to give businesses more time to prepare for it. The introduction was deferred until 2020, but was then further delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It is now due to come into effect on 1 March 2021.

UK businesses Following the deal made with the EU, what is the difference for UK businesses selling to consumers in the EU post Brexit? Although it was publicised that there would be no tariffs under the deal, this only applies to goods that comply with certain rules of origin (broadly speaking, they are made from […]

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We are delighted to share our sixth annual UK National Governing Bodies (NGBs) benchmarking survey.

EU businesses selling goods to UK consumers should be aware of the new rules that are now in place from 1 January 2021. Following the change, there may be a new requirement for EU businesses to register for UK VAT.