VAT and Making Tax Digital
23 articles on vat and making tax digital for UK limited company directors, contractors, sole traders and small businesses.
VAT and Making Tax Digital
A VAT calculation calculator helps you work out the VAT on sales and purchases quickly. This guide covers how to use one, the different rates that apply, and when you might need a more specialised method like the Direct Calculation Scheme.
VAT and Making Tax Digital
A practical guide to using a VAT calculator for UK businesses. Covers how to add and remove VAT manually, when registration is compulsory, and how Making Tax Digital affects your returns.
VAT and Making Tax Digital
A practical guide to calculating VAT in the UK. Covers the three main rates (20%, 5%, 0%), the formulas for adding and removing VAT, and how to handle exports. Real examples throughout.
VAT and Making Tax Digital
A VAT tax calculator helps you work out what you owe HMRC, whether you use the standard scheme or the flat rate scheme. We explain how the calculations work, what rates apply to your sector, and how to handle export sales.
VAT and Making Tax Digital
Selling on Amazon FBA from the UK means dealing with UK VAT, international stock, FBA fees, and HMRC deadlines. This guide covers what to look for in an accountant for Amazon FBA sellers, including VAT registration, stock valuation, and corporation tax planning.
VAT and Making Tax Digital
Dropshipping businesses face unique accounting challenges around VAT, stock valuation, and cross-border trade. This guide covers what to look for in an accountant for dropshippers, including VAT registration thresholds, MTD for ITSA, and how to handle supplier payments correctly. If you run a UK-based dropshipping business, here is the practical guidance you need.
VAT and Making Tax Digital
Running an ecommerce business means dealing with VAT thresholds, stock accounting, cross-border sales, and platform reporting rules. A specialist accountant for ecommerce business handles these so you don't have to.
VAT and Making Tax Digital
Running a restaurant or cafe means managing VAT on food, tips, payroll for front-of-house and kitchen staff, and tight margins. A specialist accountant for restaurants knows these challenges. Here is what to look for and how the right support changes your bottom line.
VAT and Making Tax Digital
Flat rate VAT and standard VAT work very differently. This guide compares both schemes using real numbers, explains the limited cost trader rules, and helps you decide which one fits your business model.
VAT and Making Tax Digital
MTD for Income Tax Self Assessment (ITSA) goes live in April 2026 for sole traders and landlords with qualifying income over £50,000. If you still use paper records or spreadsheets, this month-by-month checklist tells you exactly what to do and when. Our ICAEW qualified team breaks down the preparation timeline.
VAT and Making Tax Digital
From April 2026, Making Tax Digital for Income Tax (MTD ITSA) will require self-employed individuals and landlords with income over £50,000 to keep digital records and submit quarterly updates to HMRC. A making tax digital accountant helps you set up compatible software, manage those quarterly filings, and avoid penalties. Here is exactly what the change means and when you need specialist support.
VAT and Making Tax Digital
Making Tax Digital for Income Tax (MTD ITSA) goes live in April 2026. Most coverage focuses on sole traders. But partnerships with corporate members face specific quarterly digital reporting obligations that are easy to miss. Here is what you need to do now.