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13 April 2021

Tuesday, 20 April 2021 | Beyond the soft-landing period for Making Tax Digital for VAT (1 pm GMT)

Join us on Tuesday, 20 April at 1:00 p.m. GMT for EY's webcast with Verna Gellvear, HMRC Making Tax Digital Business Lead, as we discuss Making Tax Digital (MTD) for value-added tax (VAT). 

The start of April saw the end of HMRC’s soft-landing period and during this webcast, we will discuss:

Making Tax Digital background, purpose and vision

  • What does it mean to be MTD compliant, with a deep dive into the digital links concept

  • Fines and penalties regime, including compliance enforcement from HMRC auditors

  • The future of VAT in the UK and the roll out of MTD for other taxes

  • Q&A session with questions sent in advance by the audience

    Speakers

    Verna Gellvear, HMRC Making Tax Digital Business Lead

  • Pierre Arman, EY UK&I Client Technology Office Leader

    Don’t miss out on hearing directly from HMRC, and get a chance to submit your questions ahead of the webcast by registering your place now. We hope you will be able to join us.

    Please note all questions submitted will be anonymized.

    Date: Tuesday, 20 April 2021

    Time: 9:00-10:00 EDT; 13:00-14:00 GMT

    Registration: Register for this event.

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    Document ID: 2021-5433

     
     

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