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Official guidance
VAT Bad Debt Relief

VBDR2400 · Payments: Example of attribution for goods supplied with finance under hire purchase, conditional sale or credit sale agreements

  • VBDR2410 · Introduction
  • VBDR2420 · The old method (the 'straight line') method
  • VBDR2430 · The new method
  • VBDR2440 · Input tax to be repaid to HMRC by defaulting customers
  • VBDR2450 · Voluntary termination of agreements
  1. Payments: Example of attribution for goods supplied with finance under hire purchase, conditional sale or credit sale agreements: Contents
  2. Payments: Example of attribution for goods supplied with finance under hire purchase, conditional sale or credit sale agreements: Input tax to be repaid to HMRC by defaulting customers

VBDR2440 | Payments: Example of attribution for goods supplied with finance under hire purchase, conditional sale or credit sale agreements: Input tax to be repaid to HMRC by defaulting customers

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Bad Debt Relief

Defaulting customers who are required to repay to HMRC VAT they have previously reclaimed on supplies of goods made to them must continue to use the old method (the ‘straight-line’ method), whether the supplies were made before, on or after 1 September 2006.

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