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Official guidance
VAT Assessments and Error Correction

VAEC0100 · Introduction: Contents

  • VAEC0110 · Introduction: Who is this guidance for
  • VAEC0120 · Introduction: How to use this guidance
  • VAEC0130 · Introduction: When do you raise VAT assessments
  • VAEC0140 · Introduction: What is an error correction
  • VAEC0150 · Introduction: Where to go for advice
  • VAEC0160 · Introduction: Legislation that supports VAT assessments
  • VAEC0170 · Introduction: Legislation that supports error correction
  • VAEC0180 · Introduction: Circumstances where VAT assessments are not appropriate
  1. Introduction: Contents
  2. Introduction: When do you raise VAT assessments

VAEC0130 | Introduction: When do you raise VAT assessments

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Assessments and Error Correction

VAT registered businesses have a legal obligation to submit VAT returns within certain time limits.

If the returns are not submitted or not received within the time limits then HMRC has the power to raise an assessment, to the best of their judgement, on the trader.

For guidance on the types of assessment HMRC can raise, see VAEC2010.

For guidance on the legislation that supports these assessments, see VAEC1000.

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