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VAT Cash Accounting Scheme Manual

VCAS6000 · Cash accounting scheme: Leaving the scheme

  • VCAS6050 · Withdrawing from the scheme voluntarily
  • VCAS6100 · Compulsory withdrawal
  • VCAS6150 · Discretionary removals from the scheme
  • VCAS6200 · Accounting for VAT on leaving the scheme
  • VCAS6250 · Optional arrangements for leaving the scheme
  • VCAS6300 · Claiming Bad Debt Relief
  • VCAS6350 · Failure to leave the scheme at the correct time
  • VCAS6400 · Where there is difficulty in establishing the correct VAT liability
  • VCAS6450 · Allowing a business to use the scheme in exceptional circumstances
  • VCAS6500 · Appeals against withdrawal of the scheme
  • VCAS6550 · Accounting for tax on deregistration
  • VCAS6600 · Transfer of a going concern
  • VCAS6650 · Time limits for re-entering the scheme
  1. Cash accounting scheme: Leaving the scheme: contents
  2. Cash accounting scheme: Leaving the scheme: Appeals against withdrawal of the scheme

VCAS6500 | Cash accounting scheme: Leaving the scheme: Appeals against withdrawal of the scheme

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Cash Accounting Scheme Manual

Businesses that appeal against HMRC withdrawing use of the scheme in order to protect the revenue, or because their turnover exceeded £1,600,000, cannot continue to use the scheme whilst their appeal is in progress. To allow businesses appealing these matters to continue to use the scheme could put the revenue at risk. If an appellant continues to use the scheme in these circumstances, it may be appropriate to raise assessments.

All appropriate appellants should be advised that, if they continue to use the scheme pending the outcome of their appeal, assessments will be issued to recover any VAT that the Commissioners believe should be accounted for under the normal accounting rules. The business will be entitled to appeal against any such assessments raised.

Businesses appealing against any other cash accounting scheme matters may continue to use the scheme until their appeal is resolved.

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