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INDUSTRY UPDATE THE KBSA COLUMN
Bette built-in washbasins reduced by up to 40% following new optimised and automated production
New tax investigation service from Kbsa
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he Kbsa has added a new business support package to its portfolio, which could save members having to pay huge
legal costs, or hefty penalties to HMRC from an unexpected tax investigation. Whilst HMRC’s activity has understandably had to take into account
the realities of a global pandemic, there has also been a change in focus with HMRC targeting businesses who received financial support in an effort to ensure that loans and grants were correctly requested and awarded. The tax protection service enables members to be defended by
investigations specialists from Markel Tax in the unfortunate case that they are selected for an enquiry, without worrying about the cost penalties or the associated stress. Whether it’s a PAYE or VAT visit, a technical challenge or a detailed
books and records enquiry, the Kbsa tax investigations service is designed to get you a fair result. Kbsa National Account Manager Allister Reed said, “Tax
investigations can happen to anyone: whether you are an individual or in business; however good your records; even at random. HMRC have access to data from merchant acquirers, banks and building societies, property-based information, land registry, letting agents, mortgage applications, DVLA, foreign data from overseas tax authorities, the tax evasion hotline – and they continue to expand their data sources. Even if you have done nothing wrong, you can be selected. “Our new service provides total peace of mind as all communications
with HMRC will be handled by Markel Tax. They will also prepare material and support members when attending any face-to-face meetings with the tax inspector and argue any complex or technical tax cases that are raised during the enquiry.” More information can be found by visiting the Kbsa website.
saving on to its customers as a price reduction of up to 40%. The high quality BetteAqua, BetteComodo and BetteOne built-in washbasins are made of glazed titanium-steel and match baths and shower trays in the collections of the same name. Bathroom
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products made of glazed titanium-steel from Bette’s manufacturing facility are a combination of high-tech industrial production and master craftsmanship. For the BetteAqua, BetteComodo and BetteOne built-in washbasins, the company has made a number of adjustments to streamline and automate the production process. “Thanks to the optimisations in the production process, we have been
The BetteAqua built-in washbasin in the colour Evergreen. Its linear design has been minimally updated.
able to further improve the price-performance ratio of the built-in washbasins, which benefits all our customers,” explains Sven Rensinghoff, Head of Marketing and Product Development at Bette. The BetteOne built-
The BetteComodo built-in washbasin combines rectangular design with a generous, organic basin.
uMore details are available from The KBSA
www.kbsa.org.uk or call 01623 818808
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in washbasins have been changed to the dimensions 600 and 800 x 495 mm, while the BetteAqua and BetteComodo built-in washbasins are available in the existing sizes. A new feature for all three washbasins is a uniform rim height of 20 millimetres. In other ways, the proven design, high quality and wide range of colours remains the same. The washbasins are produced in Germany, are durable, easy to clean and robust. They
come with Bette’s impressive 30-year guarantee on the high-quality glazed titanium steel. For more information call or visit the website.
u0844 800 0547
uwww.my-bette.com/en
ette has optimised and automated the production of three of its built-in washbasins and is passing the cost
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