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Our expert VAT consultants are always looking for ways to improve the training and advice they give. This advice hub is packed with the latest articles and news about VAT, hints and tips for accountants and businesses, blogs, infographics and all kinds of other useful content about VAT.

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Airbnb VAT: What UK Hosts Need to Know

Airbnb and other short-term rental property hosts must understand their VAT obligations to make sure they comply with HMRC’s legal requirements. VAT can affect when you need to register, how much you charge guests, what records you keep and whether you can reclaim VAT on related costs.

VAT on Hotel Rooms: UK Rates, Rules and Reclaims

VAT on hotels can be more complex than simply applying the standard rate to a room charge. Hotels, accommodation providers and businesses that regularly book overnight accommodation need to understand when VAT should be charged, when it can be recovered and how related costs should be treated on the company’s UK VAT return.

Single and Multiple Supplies

Where a variety of goods/services are supplied to customers by a single supplier, the VAT treatment of single and multiple supplies should be considered.

Do I Charge VAT as a Sole Trader?

This guide outlines key questions frequently raised by sole traders and explains how working with a VAT specialist such as The VAT People could improve your VAT management processes and support greater operational efficiency.

Changes to Retrospective VAT Reporting Errors

HMRC has confirmed that businesses can no longer correct mistakes on submitted VAT returns by using the ‘Notification of errors in VAT returns’ form (VAT652). Instead, the method for making a correction now depends on both the value of the error and the circumstances that led to it. Different reporting routes apply, and selecting the correct one is important to remain compliant and avoid further scrutiny from HMRC.