The start of the new year can be an exciting time for businesses with new year’s resolutions and plans firmly in place. For many it is now a time for putting their growth plans into action, with the key question for many SMEs and early stage businesses being “How can we fund our growth plans?”
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If you bought a house or flat after 1 April 2016, you may have paid a Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) supplement of 3% on the entire value. This supplement is generally not due when you replace your main home, even if you end up owning more than one residential property after the purchase.
If you don’t pay all the VAT you owe on time, HMRC will eventually send you a surcharge calculated as a percentage of the unpaid VAT. This surcharge is not interest, and doesn’t relate to the length of the delay for the payment, just the amount of unpaid VAT.
