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VAT Assessments and Error Correction

VAEC7800 · Error correction for VAT returns: Processing: Contents page

  • VAEC7801 · Error correction for VAT returns: Processing: Introduction
  • VAEC7810 · Error correction for VAT returns: Processing: Priority order
  • VAEC7820 · Error correction for VAT returns: Processing: Initial check for return adjustment
  • VAEC7830 · Error correction for VAT returns: Processing: Initial check for completeness
  • VAEC7840 · Error correction for VAT returns: Processing: Initial check for credibility
  • VAEC7850 · Error correction for VAT returns: Processing: Initial check for disclosures
  • VAEC7900 · Error correction for VAT returns: Processing: Completion and authorisation
  • VAEC7910 · Error correction for VAT returns: Processing: Form VAT642 checks
  • VAEC7950 · Error correction for VAT returns: Processing: Assessments
  • VAEC7960 · Error correction for VAT returns: Processing: Assessments amalgamation
  • VAEC8000 · Error correction for VAT returns: Processing: Voluntary payments
  • VAEC8050 · Error correction for VAT returns: Processing: Under-declarations and repayment supplement
  1. Error correction for VAT returns: Processing: Contents page
  2. Error correction for VAT returns: Processing: Initial check for credibility

VAEC7840 | Error correction for VAT returns: Processing: Initial check for credibility

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Assessments and Error Correction

Officers should check the credibility of the information provided to determine whether further information should be requested to verify the error correction notification. In particular, they should consider

  • electronic folder or local file details

  • history of disclosure

  • relationship to last visit

  • new registration

  • oral notifications not followed up in writing, and

  • large amounts in ‘gross amount over-declared box’ on the error correction notification.

In addition, the assessing time limits should be borne in mind, since HMRC may be time barred from making a recovery assessment should it subsequently be discovered that an error notification was incorrect.

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