Article about the Bad Dabt Relief rules in the UK.
“It is at the very least frustrating when a client does not pay, and in some cases this situation can lead to the end of a business. At least the VAT charged to the client should not become a cost to a supplier. The Bad Debt Relief mechanism goes some way to protect a business from payment defaulters.”
Source Marcus Ward
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