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VAT Assessments and Error Correction

VAEC2900 · Section 73(1) and 73(2) assessments: Contents page

  • VAEC2910 · Section 73(1) and 73(2) assessments: Introduction
  • VAEC2920 · Section 73(1) and 73(2) assessments: Explanation of the law
  • VAEC2930 · Section 73(1) and 73(2) assessments: Definition of under declaration and over declaration
  • VAEC2940 · Section 73(1) and 73(2) assessments: Distinction between the two
  • VAEC2950 · Section 73(1) and 73(2) assessments: Definition of underpayment and overpayment
  • VAEC2960 · Section 73(1) and 73(2) assessments: Distinction between tax declared and tax paid
  • VAEC2970 · Section 73(1) and 73(2) assessments: Inaccuracies and amendments to potential lost revenue (PLR)
  • VAEC2980 · Section 73(1) and 73(2) assessments: Interrelated errors
  • VAEC2990 · Section 73(1) and 73(2) assessments: Evasion
  • VAEC3000 · Section 73(1) and 73(2) assessments: Establishing the basis for assessment
  • VAEC3010 · Section 73(1) and 73(2) assessments: Arrears; tax inclusive or tax exclusive
  • VAEC3020 · Section 73(1) and 73(2) assessments: Tax incorrectly assessed
  • VAEC3030 · Section 73(1) and 73(2) assessments: Retail schemes involved
  • VAEC3031 · Section 73(1) and 73(2) assessments: Trader has used a scheme for which they are not eligible
  • VAEC3032 · Section 73(1) and 73(2) assessments: Trader changes a scheme without authority
  • VAEC3033 · Section 73(1) and 73(2) assessments: Trader operates an eligible retail scheme
  • VAEC3040 · Section 73(1) and 73(2) assessments: Allowance for input tax
  • VAEC3050 · Section 73(1) and 73(2) assessments: Use of annual accounts
  1. Section 73(1) and 73(2) assessments: Contents page
  2. Section 73(1) and 73(2) assessments: Evasion

VAEC2990 | Section 73(1) and 73(2) assessments: Evasion

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Assessments and Error Correction

The procedural guidance in this manual only covers the VAT Mainframe and VISION processes. For guidance on the Making Tax Digital and ETMP processes for fully migrated customers, see VAEC0200 and the Making Tax Digital for VAT compliance toolkit.

You should consider the possibility of evasion in cases where an under-declaration of tax is involved.

Although you need to be mindful of the assessment time limits, and especially the one year ‘evidence of facts’ Rule, see VAEC1300, you should not issue an assessment prematurely in cases where evasion is suspected.

Further guidance on this aspect is contained in the Civil evasion penalties for Customs, Excise and VAT manual.

In all cases where inaccuracies have been made by a trader you should consult Schedule 24 penalties guidance contained in CH80000.

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