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VAT Flat Rate Scheme

FRS4000 · Leaving the scheme

  • FRS4100 · Can HMRC allow a business to leave the scheme retrospectively?
  • FRS4200 · What is the leaving date for businesses using both the FRS and the Annual Accounting schemes?
  • FRS4300 · Can HMRC withdraw use of the Flat Rate Scheme?
  • FRS4400 · Why is the leaving test tax inclusive?
  • FRS4500 · What happens if there is a TOGC?
  1. Leaving the scheme: Contents
  2. Leaving the scheme: What happens if there is a TOGC?

FRS4500 | Leaving the scheme: What happens if there is a TOGC?

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Flat Rate Scheme

If a business using FRS is transferred as a going concern and the VAT registration number is reallocated, FRS treatment will continue unless the transferee requests otherwise.

Where the FRS indicator is set and reallocation is requested, a letter will be generated automatically and sent to the transferee.

If there is a TOGC of an FRS business without the reallocation of the number, the transferor’s FRS treatment will end unless there remains an eligible portion of the business. The transferee will be on normal accounting unless it applies for FRS.

  1. Note: The computer will not identify cases where there is a TOGC without reallocation of the VAT registration number.

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