Furnished Holiday Lettings

Furnished Holiday Lettings What are furnished holiday lettings? A Furnished Holiday Let is a specific category of rental property classification in the UK, Ireland, and other European countries. If your property is a Furnished Holiday Let, it allows you certain tax advantages and benefits as an owner. But how does your holiday home receive this status? […]

Insight to R&D eligible cost

Insight to R&D eligible cost What costs qualify for R&D tax credits? You can claim Research and Development (R&D) tax credits on revenue expenditure, i.e., day-to-day operational costs. But usually, capital expenditure (money spent on fixed assets such as land and buildings) is not eligible for R&D Expenditure within the claim. Eligible R&D Expenditure Revenue […]

What do you know about Corporate Intangibles Tax Treatment

What do you know about Corporate Intangibles Tax Treatment   Corporate intangibles tax treatment The corporate tax treatment essentially follows the treatment of intangibles in the accounts. There are, however, restrictions on the deductibility of debts about goodwill and other customer-related intangible assets depending on the date of acquisition or creation. The corporate intangibles regime has gone through several iterations since its introduction in […]

New VAT Penalties regime

New VAT Penalties regime   Penalties for late payment and interest harmonisation For VAT taxpayers from periods starting on or after 1 January 2023. For taxpayers in Income Tax Self-Assessment (ITSA), from the tax year beginning 6 April 2024 for taxpayers with business or property income over £10,000 per year (that is, taxpayers must submit […]

What can be claimed as an expense for a Limited company?

What can be claimed as an expense for a Limited company? What is a Limited Company? A Limited Liability Company is an “incorporated” business structure that means that to bring the company into existence, it must first be formally registered with Companies House. Once registered, the limited company is an entirely distinct “legal entity”, separate […]

VAT implications for businesses supplying goods or services to EU/Non-EU

VAT implications for businesses supplying goods or services to EU/Non-EU Place of supply For VAT on services, the general ‘place of supply’ principle still applies. This rule determines whether the service is within the scope of UK VAT. For B2B services, the place of supply is where the customer is resident. This means that where […]