VAT in practice
VAT from the first invoice to the finished return: rates, invoices, tax points, the VAT account, the boxes of the return and the special schemes.
This path is practice in how the records and the sums work. It is not tax advice. Any rate or allowance in a question is an example for that question, so check GOV.UK for the current figures.
How VAT works
Output tax and input tax, the three rates, what is exempt, who has to register, and how to take VAT out of a price.
VAT invoices
What a VAT invoice has to show, the date its VAT falls due, the short form for small sales, credit notes and rounding.
VAT in the books
Follow VAT from the day books and the cash book into the VAT control account, and deal with VAT that cannot be claimed.
The VAT return
The nine boxes of the UK VAT return: what goes in each one, how to work the figures out from the books, and who pays whom at the end.
VAT schemes and rules
Cash accounting, the flat rate scheme and annual accounting, how to put a mistake right, and the digital records that HMRC expects.