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Venezuela: Decree establishes reform to the MERCOSUR Common Nomenclature - Vimarsana News

Venezuela: Decree establishes reform to the MERCOSUR Common Nomenclature

On 28 August 2022, Decree No. 4,728 ("Decree") which partially reforms the MERCOSUR Common Nomenclature (NCM), went into effect in Venezuela…

PE24500 - VAT Partial Exemption Guidance - HMRC internal manual - Vimarsana News

PE24500 - VAT Partial Exemption Guidance - HMRC internal manual

Guidance on partial exemption and the Capital Goods Scheme

Source: gov.uk
Should you use your Phase 1 MTD software for Phase 2? - Vimarsana News

Should you use your Phase 1 MTD software for Phase 2?

The tight timeframes we saw under Making Tax Digital (MTD) Phase 1 saw many businesses adopt a “compliance first” approach to MTD software. Focused on satisfying the immediate minimum requirements, the initial aim was to digitalise records and submit the tax return electronically. There was no real focus on how the business could use MTD to its advantage. From April, businesses will need to comply with Phase 2, requiring them to digitally link from the source data all the way through to the tax return, and they will no longer be able to carry out manual procedures such as cut and paste.

VBNB44500 - VAT Business/Non-Business Manual - HMRC internal manual - Vimarsana News

VBNB44500 - VAT Business/Non-Business Manual - HMRC internal manual

VBNB44500 - Specific issues: Religious services You should check the other guidance available on GOV.UK from HMRC as Brexit updates to those pages are being prioritised before manuals. A religious service is an act of worship following prescribed rules, that is open to the general public. This guidance is applicable only to religious services provided by ministers of religion in religious buildings. This does not apply to services that are not principally religious in nature, such as graduations or recitals that are held in religious buildings. Types of religious services Acts of worship, whe...

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