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Is electric car taxation a one way street?

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By Emma Rawson Verified
| AccountingWEB.co.uk Verified
HMRC recently published a policy paper setting out their short, if not exactly sweet, response to the recent first tier tribunal (FTT) decision in Charge My Street Limited. As previously reported in AccountingWEB, that case concerned whether the supply of electricity at public vehicle charging points could qualify for the reduced rate of VAT. Despite the tribunal saying that, in their view, some supplies could qualify for relief, HMRC are sticking to their guns.
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MTD regulations: legislation at the eleventh hour

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By Emma Rawson Verified, Peter Vaines, Andrew Marr Verified
| Tax Journal Verified
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Making Tax Digital for income tax: what it means and how to prepare

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By Emma Rawson Verified
| Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS)
How taxpayers can get ready Moving to MTD is a significant change, especially if you are not used to keeping digital records or regularly reporting information throughout the year. 1. Check the requirements. The first thing to check is whether you are in scope of MTD, and if so, when it applies to you. You should then ensure you have a good grasp of what is involved. Useful sources of information include HMRC's campaign page and the ATT's FAQs. 2. Think about what support you need.
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