Alan Buckett Head of VAT at DSH and a member of The Tax Journal's editorial board reviews this year's LexisNexis Tolley VAT and Property conference held on 16 October
VAT and property has long been one of the most complex and ever changing areas of the tax sector with numerous instances of misunderstanding of the rules by businesses disputes with HMRC and an increasing body of case law. Tolley continues to field top-level speakers at its tax conferences and it was no surprise that this conference attracted over 60 delegates.
The conference title was 'Latest developments in VAT and Property' and whilst there were the usual update sessions on recent cases partial exemption implications for the sector cash flow planning and...
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Alan Buckett Head of VAT at DSH and a member of The Tax Journal's editorial board reviews this year's LexisNexis Tolley VAT and Property conference held on 16 October
VAT and property has long been one of the most complex and ever changing areas of the tax sector with numerous instances of misunderstanding of the rules by businesses disputes with HMRC and an increasing body of case law. Tolley continues to field top-level speakers at its tax conferences and it was no surprise that this conference attracted over 60 delegates.
The conference title was 'Latest developments in VAT and Property' and whilst there were the usual update sessions on recent cases partial exemption implications for the sector cash flow planning and...
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