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Benefits in kind and expense payments in the payroll - a fresh approach

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This consultation document seeks your views on including benefits in kind and expense payments in payroll.

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This consultation started on 13th December 2007 and ended on 14th March 2008.

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March Newsletter

[From www.customsclearanceuk.com, at 02:13 on 11/11/2008]

...information on VAT and import duty and the ins and outs of importing and exporting on the HM Revenue & Customs web site at www.hrmc.gov.uk.

October Newsletter

[From www.customsclearanceuk.com, at 02:13 on 11/11/2008]

...fee - that's a fee for administrating the process of customs clearance and completing the importation of your goods legally into the UK.

Top 10 Safe Online Shopping Tips

[From feeds.feedburner.com, at 09:51 on 31/10/2008]

1. All of your usual shopping rights apply online: see www.consumer.gov.uk ... are an importer and may be liable to pay any Customs Duty and VAT;

VAT Reclaim - Preparation

[From feeds.feedburner.com, at 09:37 on 31/10/2008]

I know that many UK readers of this blog are interested in Value Added Tax ... The true proportions and dimensions of the final building are now

Reply to Shipping a converted IR camera from the United States.

[From www.flickr.com, at 14:43 on 28/10/2008]

You have been seriously over-charged! Two things you need to check on the CN22 or CN23 customs declaration: 1. Value of goods.

"Animal? includes bird, fish, crustacean and mollusc."

[From marknessness.com, at 15:30 on 27/10/2008]

- HM Revenue and Customs in this fascinating document about VAT zero-rated food, and other items.

House builders renting properties could face VAT clawback from HRMC

[From www.enterprisequest.com, at 09:22 on 07/10/2008]

House builders hoping to beat the credit crunch could face big VAT bills under guidance published by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC).

The Tax Loophole Every IT Contractor in the UK Should Know About

[From markmclaren.com, at 08:11 on 26/09/2008]

IT consultants in the UK can increase their income by around 3% by taking ... allows you to collect more VAT than you pay to HM Revenue & Customs.

Engaging with representative bodies

[From taxadvicenetwork.blogspot.com, at 02:32 on 12/08/2008]

I was frustrated to read the following paragraph (4.5) in HMRC's consultative document Meeting the obligations to file returns and pay tax:

Tax return stats

[From taxadvicenetwork.blogspot.com, at 00:55 on 11/08/2008]

2.15 - The vast majority of people in the UK pay the right tax at the right time because they believe it is the right thing to do and because...

Revenue Roundup - with Gina Jordan and Tim MacWilliam

[From podcast.futureradio.co.uk, at 09:38 on 23/07/2008]

For more information on Future Radio?s ?Revenue Roundup? features head to www.futureradio.co.uk/hmrc.html...

Traffic lights + taxes on food = A possible nudge

[From nudges.wordpress.com, at 03:08 on 18/07/2008]

Reader Tom Allchurch from the U.K. writes the Nudge blog with an idea to revamp the value added tax (VAT) system?s rules and presentation.

Traffic lights + taxes on food = A possible nudge

[From nudges.wordpress.com, at 03:08 on 18/07/2008]

Reader Tom Allchurch from the U.K. writes the Nudge blog with an idea to revamp the value added tax (VAT) system's rules and presentation.

Her Majesty's Preference

[From www.anenglishmanscastle.com, at 07:15 on 17/07/2008]

The UK bankruptcy problem, though, is HM Revenue & Customs. When a firm fails, they are fist in the queue for payment.

Spin me a yarn...

[From felinity.blogspot.com, at 19:35 on 16/07/2008]

One which is probably already known to everyone else in the UK, but on the ... something from outside the EU, and you get hit with a customs

These items include food and books and more.

[From shyuechou.blogspot.com, at 12:25 on 16/07/2008]

In the UK, certain items are zero-rated or exempted from VAT (Value-Added Tax, or GST in our parlance) These items include food and books and...

HMRC and Rounding

[From www.a1businessforums.co.uk, at 13:06 on 15/07/2008]

The VAT element was listed as £6.12 but by my calculation, the 17.5% comes to £6.125, so should be £6.13. However, my accountant says that HMRC

Pets on plane

[From feeds.feedburner.com, at 21:19 on 11/07/2008]

...back to Tenerife again and had to be sent back to the UK again ? Geez ... Also, as this issue is dealt with by Customs and, as those of you

Pets on plane

[From feeds.feedburner.com, at 21:19 on 11/07/2008]

...back to Tenerife again and had to be sent back to the UK again ? Geez ... Also, as this issue is dealt with by Customs and, as those of you...

avgas and avtur excise duty

[From www.pprune.org, at 06:10 on 09/07/2008]

HM Revenue & Customs ... looks like tax changes have been put off until 1st November 2009 now? unless it is clearly too early in the morning, and I...

Importing watches into the UK - some info

[From forums.watchuseek.com, at 23:55 on 07/07/2008]

...http://customs.hmrc.gov.uk/channelsP......

Pringles Proundly Proclaims--"contains no potato."

[From supremecourtjester.blogspot.com, at 19:40 on 07/07/2008]

...reasoned that the obverse must also be true (i.e., If ... in Proctor & Gamble UK and The Commissioners for Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs can...

Once you tax, you can?t stop

[From www.lexferenda.com, at 11:30 on 07/07/2008]

In the UK, food is in general zero-rated (i.e. VAT of 0%) but certain kinds of food are standard-rated (VAT of 17.5%). Various foodstuffs and...

Pringles aren't potato chips, British judge rules

[From feeds.lexblog.com, at 17:01 on 04/07/2008]

Mr. Justice Nicholas Warren of the High Court in London has resolved one of the deepest, most perplexing issues of our time.

VAT on expenses

[From forums.moneysavingexpert.com, at 11:25 on 26/06/2008]

...http://customs.hmrc.gov.uk/channelsP......

General :: RE: [All] [Generic] need advice importing parts...

[From www.imoc.co.uk, at 23:16 on 25/06/2008]

...http://customs.hmrc.gov.uk/channelsPort...

And you thought food was free of VAT?

[From forums.moneysavingexpert.com, at 16:33 on 20/06/2008]

...http://customs.hmrc.gov.uk/channelsP......

Facts And Emotions

[From alison73.wordpress.com, at 09:27 on 28/05/2008]

In the UK at the present time, we?re having a lot of protests on the price ... by downloading the Annual Report for HM Revenue and Customs for

How To Get Round The "Sorry We Currently Do Not Ship Outside...

[From never-enough-shoes.blogspot.com, at 16:01 on 07/05/2008]

Legal time - be aware that anything that gets shipped to you from anywhere abroad is subject to Customs charges which can be a complete...

customs

[From www.bikeradar.com, at 14:46 on 24/04/2008]

...http://customs.hmrc.gov.uk/channelsPort...

Using a car or van for work in a Ltd Company

[From forums.moneysavingexpert.com, at 06:20 on 23/04/2008]

For VAT purposes there is a list here http://customs.hmrc.gov.uk/channelsP......

Lens talk area : Cheap CZ 24-70 2.8?

[From www.dyxum.com, at 23:02 on 17/04/2008]

Posted: 17 April 2008 at 23:02...

Re: VAT and US citizens working in the UK

[From talk.uk-yankee.com, at 19:06 on 16/04/2008]

http://customs.hmrc.gov.uk/channelsPo...

UK Warehouse Guide

[From help.shipwire.com, at 06:07 on 16/04/2008]

...of Commerce Export Country Profiles. UK Trade and Investment. US Embassy ? UK import procedures. Contact us for help with import and Customs...

Re: Bringing gifts from the US

[From talk.uk-yankee.com, at 13:11 on 06/04/2008]

...http://customs.hmrc.gov.uk/channelsPort...

boakandbailey.com: Thieving bar stewards?

[From boakandbailey.com, at 08:58 on 22/03/2008]

After last week?s announcement of the increase in beer duty, the price of beer in pubs has already gone up, judging from our sizeable sample of

Official Exchange rates for 2007

[From www.boards.ie, at 16:31 on 11/03/2008]

I found the UK's equivalent but I can't the Irish rates. TIA ... http://customs.hmrc.gov.uk/channelsP......

At last the Government admits cooking oil will run your deisel car,...

[From ru.reddit.com, at 11:54 on 11/03/2008]

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Let's talk Scotch on the Rocks

[From www.creative-restraint.co.uk, at 17:05 on 10/03/2008]

...http://customs.hmrc.gov.uk/channelsPort...

Reply to Inporting Lens

[From www.flickr.com, at 08:50 on 07/03/2008]

Moward posted a reply: Customs duty is 6.7% on lenses.Which you may end up paying if customs take an interest.

Comment on Value Added Tax (VAT) Explained by Mike - London

[From feeds.feedburner.com, at 05:38 on 14/02/2008]

...info on VAT see these useful UK Government sponsored websites: Businesslink.gov.uk - VAT Guide. VAT - Beginner`s Guide - HM Revenue & Customs...

: Malcolm Redfellow revivus

[From redfellow.blogspot.com, at 01:10 on 02/02/2008]

...how it works: UK motor fuel is taxed at 54.68p a litre; but heating oil is taxed at only 7.69p a litre. Spot the difference. To help the...

Self Assessment Online, Busted Again

[From blog.joel.co.uk, at 13:26 on 31/01/2008]

Just been reading on the BBC website that the Self Assessment submission page has died on the final day for submissions (giving this error).

HMRC site is down

[From feeds.feedburner.com, at 13:12 on 31/01/2008]

It?s 31st January which is otherwise known as Panic Day in the UK when last minute tax filers try to get their returns filed before the deadline

Modernising Powers, Deterrents and Safeguards: Payments, Repayments...

[From customs.hmrc.gov.uk, at 19:45 on 21/01/2008]

This consultation document responds to earlier consultation and proposes four changes to the statutory framework which together would make it easier

Basic Business Studies for Photographers: Tax, Accountants, and...

[From feeds.feedburner.com, at 20:40 on 28/11/2007]

This bit's pretty much UK only, but anyway. A few years ago the Customs and Excise (VAT) lot came up with a new idea: flat-rate VAT.

The Rundown on Importing into the UK

[From feeds.feedburner.com, at 03:10 on 08/06/2007]

HM Revenue and Customs. British Chamber of Commerce Export Country Profiles. UK Trade and Investment. US Embassy ? UK import procedures...

Rongo Rongo

[From sarmoung.livejournal.com, at 07:17 on 25/11/2005]

The HM Revenue & Customs site doesn't explicitly state whether ... that the total value of goods that you can bring back into the UK from a non-EU

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