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Securities Guidance

SG52000 · Giving security: security deposits

  • SG52100 · Accepting security
  • SG52500 · Effect on VAT default surcharges
  1. Giving security: security deposits: contents
  2. Giving security: security deposits: effect on VAT default surcharges

SG52500 | Giving security: security deposits: effect on VAT default surcharges

From HM Revenue & Customs · Securities Guidance

A security deposit is not a pre-payment of VAT, but it would be disproportionate to apply a surcharge where we hold a security deposit so it should be taken into account when calculating a surcharge.

You should inhibit automatic surcharge processing while a deposit is held by completing a VAT719.

Don’t forget to lift the inhibit when the security deposit is no longer held.

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