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Official guidance
VAT Assessments and Error Correction

VAEC9600 · Demand for VAT: Recovering a Debt to the Crown

  • VAEC9610 · The law regarding recovery
  • VAEC9620 · Recovery powers
  • VAEC9630 · Unauthorised issuer procedures
  • VAEC9640 · Concessionary relief for VAT incurred by non registered supplier
  • VAEC9650 · Incorrectly charged VAT penalties
  • VAEC9660 · Definition of an unauthorised person
  • VAEC9670 · Concessionary relief for VAT incurred by customer by non registered supplier
  • VAEC9680 · Incorrectly deducted input tax
  • VAEC9690 · Procedure table
  1. Demand for VAT: Recovering a Debt to the Crown: contents
  2. Demand for VAT: Recovering a debt to the Crown: Incorrectly deducted input tax

VAEC9680 | Demand for VAT: Recovering a debt to the Crown: Incorrectly deducted input tax

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Assessments and Error Correction

Where the Extra Statutory Concession, see VAEC9670, does not apply, consideration should be given as normal to referring the case to the appropriate regional office for assessment action against the customer to recover the input VAT claimed.

For example

  • if no supply has been made,

  • the customer has not acted in good faith, or

  • has received the invoice from a taxable supplier.

Interest is not normally inhibited, but there may be a need to inhibit any penalties.

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