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HMRC have published the updated rates for mileage claims on company cars that take effect from 1 September 2018.  For the first time they have announced a rate applicable to electric cars, but hybrid vehicles continue to be treated as either petrol or diesel.  

The Government has started to publish a series of guides on how to cope with Brexit in the event that no deal is reached with the EU.  One of these is titled "VAT for businesses if there's no Brexit deal" and a second is titled "Trading with the EU if there's no Brexit deal".

Following the recent announcement by HMRC that they would increase interest rates on late paid tax the new rates have been confirmed.

Reacting to the change in the Bank of England base rate yesterday HMRC have confirmed that their rate of interest for late payment of various taxes will be increased, although the exact amount of the change has still to be announced.  

HMRC interest rate changes will come into effect on 13 August 2018 for quarterly instalment payments and 21 August 2018 for non-quarterly instalment payments. Repayment interest rates remain unchanged.
The department intends to provide updated information on the interest rates for late payments shortly. Until the announcement, late payment interest rates were fixed at 3% and repayment interest rates at 0.5%.
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The announcement, and further updates by HMRC, can be found on their website.