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Amazon recently announced changes to their payments service provider (PSP) policy. Make sure your PSP is an approved provider otherwise you may face payment disruptions.

At the start of the coronavirus pandemic in March 2020, HMRC allowed VAT payments due between 20th March 2020 and 30th June 2020 to be deferred until 31st March 2021. Later in 2020, they announced that this deferred payment could be spread throughout 2021. This was known as the VAT deferral payment scheme. This article provides instructions and information on repaying that deferred VAT.

You might receive a letter from the Information Commissioner’s Office notifying you that you may need to pay an annual fee called the data protection fee. What do you need to do and why does it matter?

On the 1st January, there are a number of upcoming changes planned for VAT and as a result of Brexit. This article looks at how they affect Amazon UK sellers.

Wondering what to get you friends and family this Christmas? We asked some of our clients to share a bit about their stores and maybe provide a bit of inspiration (and a discount code)!

There are a number of changes coming to UK VAT on the 1st January 2021. Previously we outlined a summary of these changes, however, in this article we will be looking at how these changes affect dropshippers and what actions need to be taken now.

“Can I do something with my cash reserves to earn a higher return rather than it just sitting in the bank?” For most businesses we will steer you away from share and bond trading in your limited company for various reasons, but mainly because it is more efficient to invest as an individual.

There are a number of major changes being introduced to the way that ecommerce businesses need to account for VAT that come into effect from 1st January 2021. This article summarises the key points and changes that ecommerce businesses need to be aware of.