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VAT Assessments and Error Correction

VAEC9550 · VAT assessment is not appropriate: Contents page

  • VAEC9560 · Demand for VAT: Assessment is not appropriate: Introduction
  • VAEC9570 · Demand for VAT: Assessment is not appropriate: Invoices issued by unauthorised person
  • VAEC9580 · Demand for VAT: Assessment is not appropriate: Issue of an invoice for non supplies
  • VAEC9590 · Demand for VAT: Assessment is not appropriate: VAT understated on self billed documents
  1. VAT assessment is not appropriate: Contents page
  2. Demand for VAT: Assessment is not appropriate: VAT understated on self billed documents

VAEC9590 | Demand for VAT: Assessment is not appropriate: VAT understated on self billed documents

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Assessments and Error Correction

If a self-billed invoice understates the VAT chargeable on a supply, Section 29 of VATA 1994 provides that, following the service of a Notice on the customer and supplier, HMRC may require the customer, who would be the person issuing the self-billed document, to pay the understated VAT.

The purpose of this legislation is to ensure that a self-billing trader accepts responsibility for the correct tax liability of the supplies to which his invoices relate.

The amount shown on the Notice is seen as a debt due to the Crown and is recoverable under the VATA 1994 Schedule 11 paragraph 5(1), see VAEC9600.

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