- Online mini cab firms in London can no longer use the tour operators margin scheme (TOMS) for VAT.
- This change addresses an unfair VAT advantage over traditional black cabs.
- The government expects to raise an additional £700 million in VAT revenue from this move.
Source: claritaxnews.com
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