What are the key tax considerations for retailers and wholesalers?
Key considerations include VAT (retail schemes, import duties), Corporation Tax or Income Tax on profits, payroll taxes, and reliefs such as capital allowances and stock write-downs.
How should a wholesaler account for stock and cost of goods sold?
Wholesalers should use a consistent stock valuation method (FIFO or weighted average), accurately calculate COGS, and maintain stock records for VAT and management reporting purposes.
Do retailers need to use a VAT retail scheme?
Retailers selling mixed-rate goods in high volumes can use a HMRC VAT retail scheme (Point of Sale, Apportionment, or Direct Calculation) instead of issuing individual VAT invoices.
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