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Official guidance
VAT Default Surcharge Officer's Guide
  • VDSOG100 · Introduction
  • VDSOG300 · Exclusions from default surcharge
  • VDSOG400 · Deadlines for filing returns and making payments
  • VDSOG500 · Surcharge period
  • VDSOG600 · Default within the surcharge period
  • VDSOG700 · Calculating surcharge percentage
  • VDSOG800 · Progression through the surcharge system
  • VDSOG900 · Movement into and out of the POA scheme
  • VDSOG1000 · Factors affecting default surcharge
  • VDSOG1100 · Reasonable excuse
  • VDSOG1200 · Inhibiting defaults
  • VDSOG1300 · Recovery of surcharge debts
  1. VAT Default Surcharge Officer's Guide
  2. Movement into and out of the POA scheme

VDSOG900 | Movement into and out of the POA scheme

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Default Surcharge Officer's Guide

Defaults are not affected by movements into or out of the Payment On Account (POA) scheme. Section 59B VAT Act 1994 explains the relationship between sections 59 and 59A.

For example:

Company A failed to pay their 09/16 return on time. A Surcharge Liability Notice was issued to the company on 9 November 2016. The company enters the POA scheme on 1 December 2016 and pays the balancing payment for the accounting period 03/17 late. As this default occurred within a previously notified surcharge period a 2% surcharge is charged.

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