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Import VAT Manual

IMPS03000 · Import entry procedures

  • IMPS03020 · Action on entries
  • IMPS03040 · Documents to be produced with import entries on which VAT is paid or deferred
  • IMPS03060 · Economic Operator Registration and Identification (EORI)
  • IMPS03080 · Use of false or incorrect EORI numbers on import entries
  • IMPS03100 · Deduction of input tax
  • IMPS03120 · Direct repayment of VAT
  • IMPS03180 · Amendment of import entries
  • IMPS03220 · Release of goods where VAT is to be paid, deferred or postponed and the amount of VAT cannot be established
  • IMPS03240 · Release of goods against security in other circumstances
  • IMPS03260 · Bulked entry
  • IMPS03280 · Government Departments and Health Authorities
  • IMPS03300 · The Royal Family
  • IMPS03320 · Goods imported by or on behalf of non-UK traders
  • IMPS03360 · Extra-statutory concession: repayment of import VAT to shipping agents and freight forwarders
  • IMPS03380 · Agents importing horses for auction
  • IMPS03400 · Imports of precious metals on behalf of non-resident owners
  • IMPS03420 · Imports by freight from the Channel Islands
  • IMPS03440 · Postal imports of cut flowers, cuttings and potted plants from the Channel Islands and postal imports of low value goods from Guernsey and Jersey
  • IMPS03460 · Gems temporarily imported for testing
  • IMPS03480 · VAT liability of imported fuel and power
  • IMPS03140 · Repayment of import VAT wrongly charged
  • IMPS03160 · Import declarations by unregistered persons
  • IMPS03200 · Appeals and Reviews: disagreeing with an HMRC decision
  • IMPS03340 · Input or Output tax position on goods rejected by the importer
  1. Import entry procedures: contents
  2. Import entry procedures: postal imports of cut flowers, cuttings and potted plants from the Channel Islands and postal imports of low value goods from Guernsey and Jersey

IMPS03440 | Import entry procedures: postal imports of cut flowers, cuttings and potted plants from the Channel Islands and postal imports of low value goods from Guernsey and Jersey

From HM Revenue & Customs · Import VAT Manual

Customs have special arrangements that allow some overseas traders to charge, collect and pay over to us the import VAT that would normally be chargeable at the time the goods are imported. These arrangements operate under Memoranda of Understanding signed with the overseas countries customs and postal authorities. Traders wanting to use this procedure must be authorised to do so by these authorities. Once authorised, they are issued with a unique authorisation number which should be shown on the customs declaration or packaging. Also they will include the statement ‘Import VAT Pre-paid’. Where these arrangements are used traders will not be charged import VAT or a Royal Mail handling fee when they receive their package.

VAT registered businesses that purchase goods for use in their business should keep the outer wrapper and invoice from the supplier to support their claim for input tax.

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