The UK needs to change late payment rules under which taxpayers could be charged interest even when no tax is due, an organization said.
The government should reinstate a rule allowing His Majesty’s Revenue and Customs to waive interest on underpaid value-added tax when no actual tax losses to authorities occurs, as the current late payment rules are “unfair,” the Chartered Institute of Taxation said in a letter Tuesday.
- The power to waive interest charges in cases where no loss to the exchequer occurred was dropped from the new VAT regime from 2023.
- CIOT said the late repayment issue ...
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