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VAT compliance services

 

Businesses in the UK are obliged to register for VAT if your sales or turnover likely to exceed the VAT registration threshold which is currently set as £70,000. If you companies are likely to make sales of more than £70,000 in the first year of trading you might choose to register for VAT straight away.

The registration is to be filed with HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) within one month of your sales exceeding the registration threshold.

Once registered, your business must file quarterly VAT returns to VAT office within one month after the end of each VAT quarter.

If you would like assistance in submitting your business VAT registration application to HMRC, our VAT services team would be more than happy to assist you. Our VAT registration services extend to provide you advice on basic records you must keep for VAT purposes and the most efficient way of recording VAT transactions.

Feel free to discuss your VAT requirements with our VAT services team and they will be able to offer you the best VAT solutions for your business.

VAT Registration Services

Concise Accountants offer VAT registration application services for limited companies and unincorporated businesses at just £100. This is an one-off payment for the submission of VAT registration of your business.

 

 
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I provide IT consultancy services to UK businesses and I have no knowledge whatsoever about doing accounting books. I was very keen to learn to do it myself. I spent hours reading bookkeeping reference books, learning double entry and I was very proud that I understand the basic accounting so I did my books.

When the time to do my company year end accounts, I discovered that I have been recording information incorrectly and that I have to reorganise everything. my former accountants charged me a fortune to fix my incorrect records.

My advice to all is that it is worth to talk to people who know about these things to avoid disappointment and unnecessary work in a year’s time.

Time is expensive and sometime it is worth spend a little for a big gain in your business.

K Duncan
Owner of a small IT consultancy company