- The VAT registration threshold remains unchanged, contrary to expectations.
- Immediate removal of restrictions on including overseas establishments in UK VAT groups; businesses can reclaim overpaid reverse charge VAT.
- Low Value Consignment Relief (LVCR) will be phased out from March 2029 to address revenue loss and unfair competition, with new customs and VAT rules to follow.
- From April 2026, VAT relief at zero rate will apply to businesses donating goods to charities for free redistribution, encouraging donations over landfill disposal.
- Changes to the Tour Operators Margin Scheme will prevent Private Hire Vehicle Operators from exploiting VAT rules, ensuring fairer competition with traditional taxi drivers.
Source: carpenterbox.com
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