- The government has launched a call for evidence reviewing the VAT treatment of travel services, including the tour operators’ margin scheme (TOMS).
- The review will consider possible changes, simplification, or improvement of TOMS.
- It will also examine the VAT treatment of travel services outside TOMS, including services consumed in the UK but supplied by overseas businesses.
- The government is asking whether TOMS remains fit for purpose and what the effects would be if it were withdrawn.
- The call for evidence closes on 31 January 2027; feedback is requested by 18 December 2026.
Source: icaew.com
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