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VAT Assessments and Error Correction

VAEC6000 · General assessment procedures

  • VAEC6010 · Pre-assessment letter
  • VAEC6020 · When to issue a pre-assessment letter
  • VAEC6030 · Specimen pre-assessment letter
  • VAEC6040 · What to do when pre-assessment letter issued
  • VAEC6050 · The computer system
  • VAEC6060 · Objectives and risks on the system
  • VAEC6070 · Definition of an assessment
  • VAEC6080 · Time limit implications in making and notifying assessments
  • VAEC6090 · De minimis levels
  • VAEC6100 · Who makes an assessment
  • VAEC6110 · Importance of avoiding delay
  • VAEC6111 · Interaction with inaccuracy penalties and importance of avoiding delay
  • VAEC6120 · Accuracy checks
  • VAEC6130 · Disclosure of calculations
  • VAEC6140 · Accounting period has not yet ended
  • VAEC6150 · Global or bulk assessments
  • VAEC6160 · Difficulty in attributing VAT to accounting periods
  • VAEC6170 · Assessments to partnerships
  • VAEC6180 · Assessments to VAT groups registrations
  • VAEC6181 · Change in representative member
  • VAEC6190 · Assessments to missing traders
  • VAEC6200 · Supplementary assessments
  • VAEC6210 · When to use supplementary assessments
  • VAEC6220 · Payment of assessments
  1. General assessment procedures: contents
  2. General assessment procedures: Supplementary assessments

VAEC6200 | General assessment procedures: Supplementary assessments

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.

Where a re-examination of an assessment indicates that it should have been made for a greater amount, section 77(6) of the VAT Act 1994 provides for a supplementary assessment to be made providing it is made under the same legislative provisions as the original assessment and the time limits applicable to the original have not expired.

Section 77(6) was introduced following the Keith Committee’s recommendation that legislative provision should be made for making assessments when, on re-examination of the same facts it is found that the original assessment was too low.

Note: Taking account of the intention, it is a matter of policy that Section 77(6) is used only where the original assessment was made for too low an amount because of clerical or arithmetical error

For guidance on when to use supplementary assessments, see VAEC6210.

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