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Official guidance
Business Income Manual

BIM31500 · Value Added Tax

  • BIM31501 · Introduction to VAT
  • BIM31505 · Rates
  • BIM31510 · Taxable/exempt supplies
  • BIM31515 · Turnover below registration threshold
  • BIM31520 · Input tax
  • BIM31525 · General accounts treatment
  • BIM31530 · Inclusive basis
  • BIM31535 · Trader exempt/not taxable
  • BIM31540 · Partial exemption
  • BIM31545 · Motor cars
  • BIM31550 · Private motoring
  • BIM31555 · Business entertainment
  • BIM31560 · Goods for own use
  • BIM31570 · Interval between payment and recovery
  • BIM31575 · Irrecoverable sums
  • BIM31580 · Special schemes for retailers
  • BIM31585 · Flat rate schemes
  • BIM31590 · Groups and associated companies
  • BIM31595 · Value of stock in trade
  • BIM31600 · Starting or ceasing liability
  • BIM31605 · Transfer as a going concern
  • BIM31610 · Penalties and repayment supplement
  • BIM31615 · Settlements after investigation
  • BIM31620 · Timing of deduction
  • BIM31625 · VAT: reference to BAI Business Profits
  1. Value Added Tax: contents
  2. Value Added Tax: inclusive basis

BIM31530 | Value Added Tax: inclusive basis

From HM Revenue & Customs · Business Income Manual

On occasions you may receive accounts for a VAT-registered trader drawn up on a VAT inclusive basis. What this means is that the VAT chargeable on the trader’s taxable sales will be included in the sales figure in the trading account. Purchases and other expenses in the trading and profit and loss account will also be shown inclusive of VAT. These accounts will not be in accordance with generally accepted accounting practice. However, provided the net sum due to or receivable from HMRC is also included in the profit and loss account as a corresponding debit or credit, then the right result is achieved (that is the same result as VAT exclusive accounting).

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