The VAT registration threshold will remain at £85,000 for the next two years until April 2020. Businesses with sales of £85,000 in a 12 month period must become VAT registered unless their sales are exempt from VAT. &#…
There are lots of things to remember about VAT when you are VAT registered. Here are ten things about VAT which you may not know.
The VAT threshold for 2017-18 is £85,000 which means that if your business has taxable sales equal to or above this amount over a 12 month period you must register for VAT. For example if these sales from April to March total £80,…
As your business grows there will come a time when you will need to register for VAT. In 2016-17 if your turnover reaches the threshold of £83,000 within a 12 month rolling period you have 30 days in which to register for VAT to avoid a pen…
The Chancellor's Autumn Statement announced a change to the Flat Rate VAT Scheme which many small businesses use to simplify their VAT record keeping.
