VAT in the Retail Sector

Course

In City of London and London

£ 545 + VAT

Description

  • Class hours

    6h

  • Duration

    1 Day

Specialist guidance on VAT factors for retailers

A retailer is any business that deals mainly with members of the general public, and which is not normally in a position to issue a full VAT invoice. Retailers range from a small corner shop to the major chains and all have many, and specialised VAT issues to address.

Facilities

Location

Start date

City of London (London)
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138-142 Holborn, EC1N 2NQ

Start date

On request
London
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9 - 10 Portland Place, W1B 1PR

Start date

On request

About this course

Anyone in the retail sector who is responsible for correct VAT compliance and VAT reporting.

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Subjects

  • Retail
  • VAT
  • Catering
  • Retail Sales
  • Retail Management
  • Export
  • Exchange
  • VAT management
  • Credit Transactions
  • Export Sales
  • Card Handling Fees
  • Food Retail

Teachers and trainers (1)

Gwen  Ryder

Gwen Ryder

Teacher

Gwen has been a VAT and customs duty specialist and lecturer for her entire career. She worked in H M Customs (now HM Revenue and Customs) for 9 years before joining the “Big 5”. She subsequently became the VAT and Customs Partner in a top 20 firm, and then formed her own consultancy practice in 2003. Gwen is an Associate of, and former examiner for, the Institute of Indirect Tax, and a member of the Customs Practitioners Group and The VAT Practitioners Group.

Course programme

Retail schemes

  • Summary of the retail schemes
  • Choosing a retail scheme
  • Mixtures of schemes and separate accounting by different parts of the business
  • Changing and ceasing to use a scheme
  • Gross takings, what must be included and what you are allowed to deduct
  • Special transactions
  • In depth detail and working of all the schemes

Ensuring VAT is charged at the correct rate

Credit transactions, card handling fees

The retail export scheme

Food retailers and standard rated catering

Discounts, part exchange, and deposits

Dealing with vouchers – all varieties

Theft of goods and cash

Gifts of goods and the linked goods concession

Dealing with non-retail supplies

Exports and distance sales, including over the internet

Letting space and granting concessions to other retailers

Exempt supplies and partial exemption

Recovering VAT on costs

Completing the VAT return and common errors

VAT in the Retail Sector

£ 545 + VAT