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Official guidance
VAT Agricultural Flat Rate Scheme

VATAFRS0200 · Operation of the scheme

  • VATAFRS0205 · Entitlement to join the scheme
  • VATAFRS0210 · Conditions of joining the scheme
  • VATAFRS0215 · Approval of applications
  • VATAFRS0220 · Certification
  • VATAFRS0225 · Deregistration of farmers joining the scheme
  • VATAFRS0230 · Date of entry
  • VATAFRS0235 · Charging the flat rate addition
  • VATAFRS0240 · Contents of a flat rate farming invoice
  • VATAFRS0245 · Self-billing
  • VATAFRS0250 · Reclaiming the flat rate addition
  • VATAFRS0255 · Penalty for unauthorised issue of flat rate invoices
  • VATAFRS0260 · Regulatory penalties
  • VATAFRS0265 · Validity of certificates
  • VATAFRS0270 · Records to be kept by the farmer
  • VATAFRS0275 · Control of flat rate farmers
  1. Operation of the scheme: Contents
  2. Operation of the scheme: reclaiming the flat rate addition

VATAFRS0250 | Operation of the scheme: reclaiming the flat rate addition

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Agricultural Flat Rate Scheme

VAT-registered traders who are charged the flat rate addition (FRA) are allowed to reclaim the amount charged as though it were input tax. They should reclaim the amount on their VAT return in the normal way, but must first make sure that they obtain a valid invoice from the flat rate farmer.

If a VAT-registered person is charged the FRA but:

  • no invoice is issued, or

  • the invoice issued does not contain all the particulars required by the regulations,

the VAT-registered person will not be entitled to reclaim the amount charged; and any such claim should be disallowed.

In addition, if a VAT-registered person has been charged the FRA on non-designated supplies, there is no entitlement to recover the charge.

(This content has been withheld because of exemptions in the Freedom of Information Act 2000)

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