Tags: vat tips, vat on second-hand goods, claiming vat back, home office vat claims

Hands up if you've frowned in confusion when you're suddenly faced with your latest return that must account for Vat on the second-hand goods you sold last month. Can you claim Vat back for your home office? What is the right thing to do?

Let's have a closer look at the tips for these two questions, and how to get 231 of these answers in one go…

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Tip 1: How to account for second-hand goods:
You don't pay Vat on second-hand purchases but there are still important rules to follow to claim an input tax credit.

Tip 2: Can you claim Vat back for your home office:
If you use half your home for business purposes, you may only claim 50% of the Vat on your expenses.

Life would be so much simpler if you had a Vat specialist chained to your desk, churning out your Vat returns and keeping you on the straight and very narrow Vat path. Sounds like a pipe dream. But it could be a reality.

Let me tell you how…

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We can't give you the Vat specialist in the flesh. But we can give you a Vat specialist in spirit. He can fit into your jacket pocket so he's always near at hand. And that's the best place for any Vat specialist to be in relation to you – right in your pocket.

Click here to find out how to get 231 Vat tips straight from the experts...


Until next time,

Philip Rosenberg

Product Manager
Fleet Street Publications

P.S Have a burning Vat question? Go to the Accounting and Tax Club!! It's free - and a question is answered every nine minutes!

Author: Philip Rosenberg