Most readers are probably familiar with the general block on reclaiming VAT on costs associated with entertaining customers or suppliers. But are there any exceptions?

In this month’s Q&A we take a look at how a proportion of the VAT relating to your employee’s part of the meal can be recovered in some cases.

Several clients have asked this question over the years, and for a very good reason. There is no VAT on wages, so surely recharging wages to another business is VAT-free too?

In this month’s Q&A we take a look at how providing staff to another business constitutes a supply for VAT purposes, and why VAT must usually be charged.

Rent-a-room relief allows you to let out part of your home without any income tax liability, providing your rental income does not exceed £7,500 per annum.

In this month’s Q&A we take a look at rent-a-room relief and how it can apply even if you are temporarily not living in the property.

We all know that company car tax rarely makes it tax efficient to run a company car, but what about a company van? Are the rules the same?

In this month’s Q&A we take a look at the van benefit charge, and how it might be avoided where there is restricted private use.

This question has come up a couple of times in the past month, from both existing and new clients: if I sell land with planning permission, what are the tax implications?

In this month’s Q&A we take a look at the Transactions in Land (TIL) rules, which often impose Income Tax rather than Capital Gains Tax on the sale of land.