In a bid to reduce the burden on charities, the Charities VAT Compensation Scheme has been introduced to partly reimburse the VAT paid by charities in their daily operations. Usually, the last date for charities to apply for this compensation … Continue reading →

  Ireland is one country that has quite the confusing taxation policy, to begin with. Add the hurdle of compliance to the mix and you’ve got yourself a problem. In a previous blog of ours Ireland Gets Its Own Taxonomy … Continue reading →

Many companies in the U.K. have their year-ends on either the 31 December or 31 March. This means that many businesses, especially those with December year-ends, will need to comply with HMRC filing deadlines within a matter of weeks. With … Continue reading →

In the ideal world, it wouldn’t cost businesses any money to file their annual tax returns and accounts with HMRC and Companies House, respectively. Luckily, for some companies, this dream is a reality thanks to the Company Accounts and Tax … Continue reading →

Have you been issued a penalty notice from HMRC for not filing your corporate tax returns? Worry not. You may still be exempt from late filing penalties if you are victim to a valid, excusable reason. In the UK, companies … Continue reading →

This blog is a follow-up to our main article on Revenue Ireland’s iXBRL Project, which provided details of requirements mandated for iXBRL program. In this article we try to give you details regarding the rollout plan for filing of iXBRL … Continue reading →