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VAT Export and Removal of Goods from the UK

VEXP110000 · Assurance procedures: Contents

  • VEXP110005 · Assurance procedures: Introduction
  • VEXP110010 · Assurance procedures: Aims and objectives of assurance
  • VEXP110015 · Assurance procedures: Pre-intervention preparation - overview of export procedures
  • VEXP110020 · Assurance procedures: Management Support System (MSS)
  • VEXP110025 · Assurance procedures: The assurance intervention
  • VEXP110030 · Assurance procedures: evidence of export and removal and time limits
  • VEXP110035 · Assurance procedures: What to look for under direct and indirect exports
  • VEXP110040 · Assurance procedures: Official evidence
  • VEXP110045 · Assurance procedures: Commercial evidence
  • VEXP110050 · Assurance procedures: Common documents used in export procedures
  • VEXP110055 · Assurance procedures: Evidence of removal to another Member State
  • VEXP110060 · Assurance procedures: Ex-works transactions involving consolidation
  • VEXP110065 · Assurance procedures: Sampling the trader’s export and intra-EU transactions
  • VEXP110070 · Assurance procedures: The mechanics of raising assessments
  • VEXP110075 · Assurance procedures: Penalties and interest implications
  • VEXP110080 · Assurance procedures: Checking supplementary records
  • VEXP110085 · Assurance procedures: Post-intervention action
  • VEXP110090 · Assurance procedures: MSS Standard Export Report details
  • VEXP110095 · Assurance procedures: MSS aide memoire for VAT assurance staff
  • VEXP110100 · Assurance procedures: Master Air Waybill
  • VEXP110200 · Assurance procedures: House Air Waybill
  1. Assurance procedures: Contents
  2. Assurance procedures: Penalties and interest implications

VEXP110075 | Assurance procedures: Penalties and interest implications

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Export and Removal of Goods from the UK

While Misdeclaration Penalties (if applicable) can be mitigated if, for example, the trader is generally compliant and all the missing evidence is obtained in the VAT period following the issue of the assessment, default interest (DI) is not. The Musashi Court of Appeal ruling - see VEXP90800 - has established that DI is applicable to assessments raised for failure to comply with the conditions of zero rating exports and removals. Further, this DI cannot be reclaimed even if the evidence is obtained at a later date.

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