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Import VAT Manual

IMPS05000 · Valuation for import VAT: exceptions to the normal rules: permanent imports

  • IMPS05100 · Introduction
  • IMPS05200 · Works of art, antiques and collectors’ items
  • IMPS05300 · Gold imported on behalf of Central Banks
  • IMPS05400 · Repayment of overpaid VAT on goods rejected by the importer
  • IMPS05500 · Imports under diplomatic privilege
  • IMPS05600 · Imports by visiting forces
  • IMPS05700 · Other permanent relief’s
  1. Valuation for import VAT: exceptions to the normal rules: permanent imports: contents
  2. Valuation for import VAT: exceptions to the normal rules: permanent imports: repayment of overpaid VAT on goods rejected by the importer

IMPS05400 | Valuation for import VAT: exceptions to the normal rules: permanent imports: repayment of overpaid VAT on goods rejected by the importer

From HM Revenue & Customs · Import VAT Manual

The Customs (Import Duty) (EU Exit)) Regulations 2018 SI 2018/1248 provides a potential for customs duty to be repaid on goods which were refused by the importer because they:

  • did not comply with the terms of the contract under which they were imported

  • were defective, or

  • have been damaged in transit prior to customs clearance.

Section 16.1 of the VAT Act 1994 applies these provisions to repayment of import VAT where PVA has not been notified.

Full details of the procedure to be followed are given in R3-21 Rejected imports. This arrangement will generally be of no interest to registered taxable persons, who can recover the tax through the normal deduction system.

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