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VAT Business/Non-Business Manual

VBNB50000 · VAT registration scheme for racehorse owners

  • VBNB50050 · Background to VAT registration scheme for racehorse owners
  • VBNB50100 · Agreement with the Thoroughbred Breeders Association (March 1993)
  • VBNB50150 · Agreement with the British Horseracing Authority (January 1998)
  • VBNB50200 · How does a racehorse owner register under the scheme?
  • VBNB51000 · Position for those registered as a racehorse owner by 31 December 1997
  • VBNB52000 · Position for those registered as a racehorse owner after 1 January 1998
  • VBNB52500 · Recovery of input tax by racehorse owners
  • VBNB52600 · Accounting for output tax by racehorse owners
  • VBNB52700 · Special ownership categories for racehorse owners
  • VBNB52750 · Racing clubs
  • VBNB52800 · Accounting arrangements provided by Weatherbys
  • VBNB56000 · Bloodstock
  • VBNB57100 · Racehorse trainers
  • VBNB57200 · Assurance of racehorse trainers
  • VBNB58000 · Jockeys
  • VBNB58200 · Agents
  • VBNB58400 · Glossary of horse racing terms
  1. VAT registration scheme for racehorse owners: contents
  2. VAT registration scheme for racehorse owners: accounting arrangements provided by Weatherbys

VBNB52800 | VAT registration scheme for racehorse owners: accounting arrangements provided by Weatherbys

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Business/Non-Business Manual

Weatherbys operate a self-billing system for prize money and appearance money. An owner should:

  • immediately advise Weatherbys of their registration details when they register;

  • tell Weatherbys the date of deregistration if it cancels its registration.

Weatherbys issues owners with a monthly statement called a ‘Transaction Analysis Summary’. This shows:

  • the VAT payable on prize money and appearance money, which an owner must declare as output tax in their VAT account; and

  • details of the owners’ expenditure on jockeys’ services and miscellaneous fees, and the amount of VAT on each service, which the owner can claim as input tax.

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