Finance Bill 2012

VAT and other indirect taxes

David Coleman

The VAT and other indirect taxes module focuses on the main changes to VAT legislation, including the broadened scope of the UK’s standard rate of VAT resulting from the Government’s focus on ‘borderline anomalies’, the removal of low-value consignment relief for goods imported from the Channel Islands, and the UK’s implementation of the cost-sharing exemption. It also provides an overview of the more important changes to other indirect taxes, such as the introduction of a new Machine Games Duty which replaces the current Amusement Machine Licence Duty, and changes to Air Passenger Duty.

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