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For a wealth of advice and information on aspects of VAT, including essential tips for VAT planning, and how to survive the VAT inspector's visit, visit our VAT guides.

The standard rate of VAT is to increase on 4 January 2011 and it is envisaged that this rate will remain in force until at least 2014.

VAT
02-Sep Consumers overestimate VAT hike
20-Aug Quicker if businesses correct their own VAT mistakes
16-Aug Removal of ESC 3.29 for charitable buildings
13-Aug Clarification of VAT rules on buying insurance
12-Aug VAT rise likely to fuel inflation
12-Aug New VAT rules for the treatment of holiday homes
23-Jul VAT increase could be ‘detrimental’
22-Jul Tax measures will hit consumer budgets
14-Jul Commons vote confirms VAT rise
12-Jul Question mark over pre-Budget Report
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Upcoming Deadlines

Sep
07
2010
VAT Return Date

Due date for July VAT returns (electronic payments)

Sep
14
2010
EC Sales List

Deadline for paper monthly return filing

Sep
21
2010
EC Sales List

Deadline for online monthly return filing

 

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The period leading up to the tax year on the 5th April is one of the best times to review your taxes and finances. Download our summary of the more important year-end tax tips to help you identify areas that should be considered

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 2010 Budget Report

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