VAT changes
The VAT registration threshold has already been frozen at £85,000 since April 2017 and it will now be fixed at that level until April 2026.
The VAT registration threshold has already been frozen at £85,000 since April 2017 and it will now be fixed at that level until April 2026.
Properties subject to business rates will be revalued in 2023.
Investment incentives to promote the establishment of new businesses and to encourage existing businesses to expand will go ahead.
Payroll matters. Find out here the changes to rates and thresholds that impact on payroll from 2022 – 2023.
In September’s mini-Budget the then Chancellor announced that the entry threshold for SDLT payable on residential properties would double to £250,000 for deals completed on or after 23 September 2022. This higher threshold will apply until April 2025.
Be aware that the ATED charge for 2023-24 to 2027-28 must be based on the property’s open market value on 1 April 2022 and it is up to the property owner to provide that valuation.