VAT Advice
Our VAT advice service helps you comply with your requirements and assist you with your financial planning.
Contact UsExpert VAT support to keep your business compliant and tax-efficient.
VAT can be complicated, but our experienced team can help you navigate the rules with confidence. Whether you need help registering for VAT or preparing and submitting VAT returns, we ensure everything is handled accurately and on time. Our VAT specialists also provide advice on VAT planning to help your business manage cash flow and avoid costly mistakes.
Our VAT services include:
- VAT registration and deregistration
- VAT return preparation and submission
- VAT compliance and advice
- Assistance with HMRC VAT enquiries
- Digital VAT submissions compliant with Making Tax Digital for VAT
You must register for VAT if your turnover of VAT taxable goods and services supplied within the UK for the previous 12 months is more than the current registration threshold of £90,000, or you expect it to go over that figure in the next 30 days alone.
However, you might choose to register for VAT for other reasons. Either way, it’s a big step so please talk to us first.
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Our VAT advice service can help you comply with your statutory requirements and assist you with your financial planning. It includes:
Help with your initial VAT registration
Completing your VAT returns
Determining the most appropriate VAT scheme to use
VAT control and reconciliation;
Planning to minimise future problems with HMRC
Do you have VAT concerns? Contact us today
You can register for VAT if you are in business and you are:
an individual
a partnership
a company
a charity
or any other organisation or group of people acting together under a particular name, such as an educational or health institution, exhibition, conference, etc
Making Tax Digital for Income Tax Self Assessment (MTD for ITSA) is a new requirement from HM Revenue and Customs from 1 April 2026 that requires certain individuals to keep digital records and submit quarterly updates using compatible software.
Self-employed individuals and landlords with qualifying income above £50,000 will be required to follow the new digital reporting rules.
The new system will be introduced in phases, starting with certain taxpayers from 2026, with additional taxpayers joining in later years.
You will need to keep digital records of income and expenses and submit quarterly updates, an end-of-period statement, and a final declaration to HM Revenue and Customs.
We can help you choose compliant software, set up digital record-keeping systems, prepare and submit updates, and ensure you remain fully compliant with MTD requirements.
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