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VAT Deregistration

VATDREG08000 · Cancellation in particular cases

  • VATDREG08050 · Cash accounting traders
  • VATDREG08100 · Annual accounting traders
  • VATDREG08150 · Payment on account traders
  • VATDREG08250 · Civil recovery proceedings in progress
  • VATDREG08300 · Persons in prison
  • VATDREG08350 · Intending traders: cancellation at the request of, or with the agreement of, the trader
  • VATDREG08400 · Insolvency, death or other incapacity
  • VATDREG08450 · Artificial separation of business activities (disaggregation)
  • VATDREG08500 · Barristers or advocates who cease to practise
  • VATDREG08550 · Transfers in and out of a group and disbandment of a group
  • VATDREG08600 · Transfer of a going concern (TOGC)
  • VATDREG08650 · Fraud
  • VATDREG08200 · Missing traders
  • VATDREG08310 · Persons in prison: visits and communication
  • VATDREG08320 · Persons in prison: prisoner’s whereabouts unknown
  • VATDREG08355 · Intending traders: cancellation initiated by the Department
  • VATDREG08360 · Intending traders: trader contests cancellation
  • VATDREG08365 · Intending traders: cancellation procedure
  • VATDREG08370 · Intending traders: treatment of input tax reclaimed
  1. Cancellation in particular cases: contents
  2. Cancellation in particular cases: barristers or advocates who cease to practise

VATDREG08500 | Cancellation in particular cases: barristers or advocates who cease to practise

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Deregistration

The normal cancellation procedures apply when deregistering barristers or advocates. They must notify us in writing of their intention to deregister within 30 days of ceasing to practise. If they have any outstanding professional fees, they should enclose a letter with Form VAT 7 stating whether:
• they intend to pay the VAT due on the fees straight away, or
• they wish to defer payment.

Note, HMRC must have agreement to defer payment. See 5.1 of Barristers and advocates (VAT Notice 700/44).

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