On 30 November 2021 HMRC published a summary of responses to its call for evidence on simplifying the VAT land exemption. Recognising that there was very little support for sweeping changes to the current rules it announced that the government will not be taking forward any of the more significant changes in the short term. Instead immediate action will focus on improving HMRC guidance in a number of specific areas.
The call for evidence raised the prospect of a number of simplification options involving changes to the VAT liability of land transactions including those considered and rejected by the Office for Tax Simplification (OTS) in 2017....
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On 30 November 2021 HMRC published a summary of responses to its call for evidence on simplifying the VAT land exemption. Recognising that there was very little support for sweeping changes to the current rules it announced that the government will not be taking forward any of the more significant changes in the short term. Instead immediate action will focus on improving HMRC guidance in a number of specific areas.
The call for evidence raised the prospect of a number of simplification options involving changes to the VAT liability of land transactions including those considered and rejected by the Office for Tax Simplification (OTS) in 2017....
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