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United Kingdom Tax news — page 4

Real Estate & Property TaxGOV.UK4 weeks ago

Five-plus holiday lets and shared-land lets gain easier business-rates route

From 24 July 2026, lets in 5+ groups and lets sharing land with another business qualify on a forward 140-day test alone, without the 140/70-night history; forms go to a new HMRC email.

Industry: Holiday and other short-stay accommodation

Fixed Asset Depreciation — Tax RulesGOV.UK4 weeks ago

HMRC caps fixtures election amount at sale price of land interest

The manual now caps the elected fixture amount at the sale price of the interest in land, replacing the old reference to the fixture's sale price or premium; the allowance-history ceiling is unchanged.

Industry: Across industries

Expenses & Benefits-in-Kind Tax TreatmentCase Law1 month ago

BA wins £5.78m tribunal fight on Heathrow crew hotel tax relief

UT upholds FTT: mandatory Heathrow hotel nights between back-to-back flights are deductible travel expenses under ITEPA s.337; outcome determines ~£5.78m of tax/NICs for 2016-2020.

Industry: Passenger air transport

Excise & Environmental TaxesGOV.UK1 month ago3 documents

Excise warehouse approval changes move to expanded online form

Excise warehousekeepers must request approval changes — now including person in charge, annexe warehouses, approved area and vaping stamp quantities — via the expanded online form instead of writing to HMRC.

Industry: Warehousing and storage

Customs & TradeGOV.UK1 month ago

BIRDS declarations must carry GBBEL004 code after CDS update

After CDS Release 5.3, every BIRDS declaration must carry supervising office code GBBEL004 or it will be rejected; the 26-27 September downtime notice is cleared.

Industry: Other transportation support activities

Excise & Environmental TaxesGOV.UK1 month ago

Vaping manufacturers get change-of-approval route after approval

HMRC signposts approved vaping products manufacturers to the change-of-approval form: changes reportable at once, some in advance and others within 14 days, ahead of the 1 October 2026 mandatory-approval date.

Industry: Manufacturing

Tax Filing, Registration & PenaltiesGibraltar Income Tax Office1 month ago2 documents

Gibraltar publishes IT1C 2026 return with 30 November filing deadline

Gibraltar publishes the IT1C 2026 return for the year to 30 June 2026: filing and payment by 30 November 2026, £50 late-filing penalty, 10% plus 20% late-payment surcharges.

Excise & Environmental TaxesCase Law1 month ago

Free spins won from free game escape Remote Gaming Duty: £13.2m wiped out

Upper Tribunal holds free spins won from a free Mega Reel spin fall within the section 159A exclusion, wiping out £13.2 million of Remote Gaming Duty assessments against Jumpman Gaming.

Industry: Gambling and betting activities

Capital Gains TaxGOV.UK1 month ago

HMRC: small receipts come off rebased 1965 value in full

CG12820 now provides that a small receipt against a pre-1965 asset is deducted in full from the rebased 1965 market value where that value covers it, and the paragraph 17 election binds future disposals.

Industry: Across industries

Excise & Environmental TaxesGOV.UK1 month ago

Excise drawback notices gain postal route and wider email option

EX75 drawback notifications gain a postal route and a photograph-or-scan email option, alongside a rewrite of the Northern Ireland to EU consignor guidance.

Industry: Across industries

Tax Filing, Registration & PenaltiesGOV.UK1 month ago

HMRC sets out when VAT deregistration can be backdated

VATDREG10000 now distinguishes voluntary deregistration from the request date and compulsory deregistration backdated to cessation, with backdating barred while entitlement remains.

Industry: Across industries

Real Estate & Property TaxGOV.UK1 month ago

Wrong SDLT reference may divert payment to another tax bill

HMRC warns a mis-referenced SDLT payment may be allocated to a different tax bill owed, and payers can ask Stamp Duty Land Tax enquiries to move it.

Real Estate & Property TaxRevenue Jersey1 month ago

Jersey narrows EPTT exclusions for estates and connected parties

The excluded-transactions page now lists will-based transfers instead of estate wind-ups and limits the connected-party exclusion to connected companies.

Industry: Across industries

VAT / GST / Indirect TaxGOV.UK1 month ago

NATO forces vehicle claims switch from C&E 941 to NOVA 1

HMRC has replaced the four-copy C&E 941 procedure for VAT-free vehicle acquisitions by NATO Visiting Forces with a NOVA 1 filing to the PTU, pointing to the Diplomatic Privileges Manual.

Tax Filing, Registration & PenaltiesGOV.UK1 month ago

CGT claims face four-year limit for claims made since 1 April 2010

A new HMRC summary sets out CGT claim deadlines: four years for most claims made since 1 April 2010, the earlier 22-month and five-year-ten-month SA windows, and the pre-SA two/six-year limits.

Industry: Across industries

Customs & TradeGOV.UK1 month ago

CHIEF closed for import declarations, kept for discharging goods

CHIEF is closed for full import declarations but remains open for discharging outstanding inward-processing goods declared through CHIEF, with online and postal routes now set out for both authorisation types.

Industry: Across industries

Customs & TradeGOV.UK1 month ago

Poultrymeat import licences: apply 1-7 October 2026

Notice to Traders 78/26 opens poultrymeat licence applications from 1 October to 5pm on 7 October 2026; applicants bear responsibility for the application and additional documentation.

Industry: Wholesale of meat and meat products

Customs & TradeGOV.UK1 month ago

Rice import licences: applications open 1-7 October 2026

Notice to Traders 72/26 opens rice licence applications from 1 October to 5pm on 7 October 2026; applicants bear responsibility for the application and supporting documentation.

Industry: Wholesale of other food, including fish, crustaceans and molluscs

Customs & TradeGOV.UK1 month ago

Olive oil quota licences (Tunisia): apply 1-7 October 2026

Notice to Traders 76/26 opens licence applications for Tunisian olive oil from 1 October to 5pm on 7 October 2026; applicants bear responsibility for correctness at submission.

Industry: Wholesale of dairy products, eggs and edible oils and fats

Capital Gains TaxGOV.UK1 month ago

HMRC details 31 March 1982 value claims for 1985-88 indexation

CG17570 now details the two-year claim window, informal claims, no-cost assets and transferee claims for computing indexation by reference to 31 March 1982 market value.

Industry: Across industries

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