26-11-2025 15:35 via ianvisits.co.uk

Government shuts VAT loophole that used by some taxi firms to lower their tax bill

People who use private taxi operators such as Uber might see the cost of a ride rise after the government closed a rather complicated tax loophole, which could lead Uber and other companies to pay a higher tax rate on their fares.The situation applies to the Tour Operators Margin Scheme (TOMS), a mechanism originally designed for traditional travel companies bundling services such as hotels and transport into a single sales package.
Currently, VAT is not charged on the full selling price, as is
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