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VAT Assessments and Error Correction

VAEC9300 · VALID computer print outs

  • VAEC9310 · Notes for managers
  • VAEC9320 · D1682 Notification of officers assessment withdrawals
  • VAEC9330 · D1683 Notification of aborted officers assessment
  • VAEC9340 · D1684 Notification of appeals indicator set or lifted
  • VAEC9350 · D1685 Notification of accepted officers assessment
  • VAEC9360 · D1687 Notification of amendment to officers assessment
  • VAEC9370 · D1688 Notification of officers assessment issued
  • VAEC9380 · D1972 TOGC deregistration or insolvency assessment reports
  • VAEC9390 · D1990 No accept or abort message within 7 days
  • VAEC9400 · D2003 - 2004 Analysis of method and reason codes
  • VAEC9410 · D2030 - D2041 Records of Inhibit Set signal
  • VAEC9420 · D2211 and D2223 Weekly report of potential penalty
  1. VALID computer print outs: contents
  2. VALID computer print outs: D1972 TOGC deregistration or insolvency assessment reports

VAEC9380 | VALID computer print outs: D1972 TOGC deregistration or insolvency assessment reports

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.

This print is generated by the setting of the TOGC, deregistration or insolvency indicator and lists assessments issued to the trader which have been subsequently affected by the setting of such indicators.

Action

All manual assessments are notified to the appropriate Debt Management Unit (DMU). In these circumstances Regional Accounting Centres should use the National Office facility on DTR to determine which DMU the trader is schemed to. This will ensure that the correct DMU is notified of any debt.

Risk

Since redundant traders are no longer on the VAT database any outstanding debts will not be notified to DMUs in the normal manner by automatic download from the mainframe.

This presents a risk of DMUs not being advised of any outstanding debts, which, in turn, would result in a lack of recovery action.

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