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Understand your VAT obligations when importing goods or services.

How and who needs to register for VAT with HM Revenue & Customs

Guidance for Northern Ireland businesses on how to complain and make appeals to HM Revenue & Customs.

Help and support from HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) about being an employer.

Webinars, emails, and advisory videos on VAT from HM Revenue & Customs.

Help and support from HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) on self-employment.

Find help and support from HMRC for tax agents, advisers and accountants.

What is Corporation Tax, who it applies to, and setting up and running a limited company.

Find out if you have to pay - the rates, when to register, how to fill in returns and make payments and anything else you might need to do.

How to pay gambling duties including Machine Games Duty.

Information and guidance for various gambling duties.

Details of the various accounting schemes for VAT and record-keeping.

How to register, keep records, calculate what you owe and report Climate Change Levy.

How Northern Ireland and EU businesses can claim refunds of VAT incurred on goods in the EU and Northern Ireland using the EU VAT refund system.

What Value Added Tax is, how it works, different VAT rates, and who needs to register.

Access the tax forms, manuals and reference material needed when dealing with HMRC on behalf of your client.

How to gain authorisation to deal with HMRC on behalf of a client.

Requirements for subcontractors under the Construction Industry Scheme.

Various types of statutory pay and leave for sickness, maternity, paternity and adoption.

Guidance for businesses on how to set up, register and name a new company or partnership with Companies House

How to register for and login to Stamp Taxes Online.

Completing, amending and paying Stamp Duty Land Tax returns.

You pay Stamp Duty when you buy shares using a stock transfer form, on some transfers of interest in partnerships and on land or property transactions entered into before 1 December 2003.

How to report employee tips or services charges, incentive awards, shares, holiday pay scheme.

If you own your business, are a partner, or own shares in a business, you may be entitled to tax reliefs that reduce your Capital Gains Tax bill.