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Official guidance
VAT Agricultural Flat Rate Scheme

VATAFRS1300 · Appendices

  • VATAFRS1400 · Issue and receipt of application forms VAT 98
  • VATAFRS1500 · Consideration of applications
  • VATAFRS1700 · Refusal of certification
  • VATAFRS1800 · Batching and recording of approved applications
  • VATAFRS1900 · Cancellation of the flat rate farmer’s VAT registration, and specimen letter
  • VATAFRS2000 · Variation in the farmer's details
  • VATAFRS2100 · Voluntary cancellation of certificates
  • VATAFRS2200 · Compulsory cancellation of certificates
  • VATAFRS2300 · Refusal to cancel a certificate
  • VATAFRS2400 · Designated activities covered by the flat rate scheme
  • VATAFRS2500 · How to verify the validity of a certificate number
  • VATAFRS2600 · Outline of certification procedure
  1. Appendices: Contents
  2. Appendices: Voluntary cancellation of certificates

VATAFRS2100 | Appendices: Voluntary cancellation of certificates

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Agricultural Flat Rate Scheme

VATAFRS0400 explains the context of this page.

  1. If a cancellation request is received from the farmer, forward it to (This content has been withheld because of exemptions in the Freedom of Information Act 2000) via Electronic Folder.

  2. Leeds VAT Team must contact the farmer advising that the date of cancellation cannot be retrospective (if appropriate). The date of cancellation will be the date the request is received, or a later date as requested by the farmer, provided the farmer has been certified for at least one year (but see VATAFRS0400 for exceptions).

  3. Leeds VAT Team will then update DTR and issue the cancellation certificate.

  4. Ask the farmer to return the flat rate farming certificate to Leeds VAT Team. The returned certificate should then be scanned to EF with an appropriate secure note made.

  5. If there is reason to believe that the farmer is obliged to register for VAT, advise the Leeds VAT Team accordingly.

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