Tolleys Value Added Tax
2001-02
By Robert Wareham, BSc (Econ), FCA and Alan Dolton, MA (Oxon)
Tolleys Value Added Tax
2001-02 (1st edition) features:
Changes in the current law and practice up to 1 January 2001.
A revised and expanded chapter on Appeals
C & Es interpretation of incorporation and ordinarily incorporated in relation to building materials supplied with construction services
Changes to data required on Supplementary Declarations from 1 January 2001
New simplified method for car dealers to account for VAT on private use of stock in trade cars
C & Es new trial approach to civil investigations
Advance notice of changes to the provisions relating to VAT representatives of non-established taxable persons
The second edition will cover changes to 1 July 2001, including the provisions of the Finance Act 2001. Proposals announced in the Green Budget relating to VAT include:
Reducing the rate of VAT on residential conversions to 5%
Removing the VAT burden on developers renovating and selling houses which have been empty for at least ten years
Extending the benefit of the cash accounting and annual accounting schemes
Consulting on a flat rate scheme for small businesses
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