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VAT Bad Debt Relief

VBDR5000 · Repayment of input tax

  • VBDR5100 · When is a business required to repay input tax?
  • VBDR5200 · What is the ‘relevant date’?
  • VBDR5300 · Use of invoice date
  • VBDR5400 · What is the due date for payment
  • VBDR5500 · Disputes over the value of work done
  • VBDR5600 · How and when is input tax repaid?
  • VBDR5700 · Extra-statutory concession for insolvency practitioners
  • VBDR5800 · How much input tax should be repaid?
  • VBDR5900 · What if payments are made after repaying input tax?
  • VBDR6000 · How is the restored amount of input tax calculated?
  • VBDR6100 · Situations where the customer does not have to repay VAT previously recovered
  1. Repayment of input tax: Contents
  2. Repayment of input tax: Disputes over the value of work done

VBDR5500 | Repayment of input tax: Disputes over the value of work done

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Bad Debt Relief

It is recognised that, particularly in large projects, there may be disputes over the value of work done. It is accepted that this could lead to both sides agreeing to delay payment until the dispute is resolved. In these circumstances, providing there is evidence that both sides have agreed to delay payment of the work in dispute, the revised payment date will be accepted as the starting point for the six months after which repayment of input tax will be due. This will also mean that the supplier will be unable to claim relief until the same time.

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