They are quite possibly entitled to, but not the full self-employed hours of course.
Whether they should and/or whether it might be queried could be different matter.
Is it worth someone commenting on or referring to the potential Capital Gains trap of claiming part of a home (or its costs) as workplace. (I don't know enough about it).
I think it says that they will still be able to log on and fill in the nine boxes, but on a slightly different page.
"HMRC are going to replicate the current portal using MTD technology. Those clients will use backend HMRC technology to submit their returns. But other than that it will be very similar,”
He won't be able to claim under the new scheme.
It was made very clear that this was what was going to happen. The last date to start a first period was 10th June.
I think it depends how you interpret "and the total VAT charged at each rate is shown."
I assume that it means "is shown in your digital record". This is implied in the explanation in the article.
I would agree and recommend that the invoices be attached to the statement and kept, particularly if more than one VAT rate. This is how petty cash and expenses are commonly dealt with.
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Girls are Lesley, Boys are Leslie (usually anyway).
They are quite possibly entitled to, but not the full self-employed hours of course.
Whether they should and/or whether it might be queried could be different matter.
Is it worth someone commenting on or referring to the potential Capital Gains trap of claiming part of a home (or its costs) as workplace. (I don't know enough about it).
I think it says that they will still be able to log on and fill in the nine boxes, but on a slightly different page.
"HMRC are going to replicate the current portal using MTD technology. Those clients will use backend HMRC technology to submit their returns. But other than that it will be very similar,”
You didn't say 'should' either. I assume that you mean replace 'have to' with 'can'.
The second furlough period (in June) has to be at least 21 days (according to the article), so it has to start before 10 June.
He won't be able to claim under the new scheme.
It was made very clear that this was what was going to happen. The last date to start a first period was 10th June.
I think it depends how you interpret "and the total VAT charged at each rate is shown."
I assume that it means "is shown in your digital record". This is implied in the explanation in the article.
I would agree and recommend that the invoices be attached to the statement and kept, particularly if more than one VAT rate. This is how petty cash and expenses are commonly dealt with.
Just to clarify, did you mean "....as a blanket for all clients..."?
I agree about the sensibleness.
Did you mean "rarely"? I assume you are refering to contractual position and economic reality.