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VAT Assessments and Error Correction

VAEC2500 · Prime assessments procedures

  • VAEC2510 · Completing forms VAT152 and VAT152A
  • VAEC2520 · Final period assessment for return covering last day of registration
  • VAEC2530 · Final period assessment for where no return covering last day of registration received
  • VAEC2540 · Examples of the final period calculation
  • VAEC2550 · Application of the inflated assessment regime
  • VAEC2560 · Initial action when information obtained during visit to a trader
  • VAEC2570 · Amount due readily reckonable
  • VAEC2580 · Amount due not readily reckonable
  • VAEC2590 · Assessment is too low
  • VAEC2600 · Trader notifies you of a low assessment
  • VAEC2610 · Schedule 24 penalties for under assessments
  • VAEC2620 · Assessment is to high or liability should be nil
  • VAEC2630 · High or nil liability notified by trader
  • VAEC2640 · High or nil liability discovered by HMRC
  • VAEC2650 · Prime assessment procedures: Subsequent assurance visit
  • VAEC2660 · Prime assessment procedures: Additional assessment followed by receipt of an acceptable return
  • VAEC2670 · Prime assessment procedures: Additional assessment followed by receipt of an unacceptable return
  • VAEC2710 · Prime assessment procedures: Assessment not received by trader
  1. Prime assessments procedures: Contents
  2. Prime assessments procedures: Trader notifies you of a low assessment

VAEC2600 | Prime assessments procedures: Trader notifies you of a low assessment

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Assessments and Error Correction

For information about retired VAT systems, go to VAEC0150. For information about Making Tax Digital for VAT and ETMP processes, go to VAEC0200.

  • increase the tax assessment and any associated surcharge to reflect the traders true liability. The accounting file is to be amended using a form VAT146 countersigned as appropriate and,

  • advise the Debt Management Unit if the trader debt on file is above the distress threshold (as an additional amount is to be placed on file)

Notification from the trader will normally be by letter. However, if the trader notifies you by telephone, the following information should be recorded and held for future reference in the traders folder

  • the date and time of the call

  • the caller’s name and status within the business, and

  • the amount and any other relevant information

The caller should be reminded of the importance of written confirmation, or rendering the return. The officer receiving the call should be identified in the file,

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