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Official guidance
VAT Fraud

VATF42000 · Basic interventions: input tax interventions

  • VATF42100 · Introduction
  • VATF42200 · No taxable supply
  • VATF42300 · Supply not made to the taxable person claiming the input tax
  • VATF42400 · Supporting a claim to input tax
  1. Basic interventions: input tax interventions: contents
  2. Basic interventions: input tax interventions: supply not made to the taxable person claiming the input tax

VATF42300 | Basic interventions: input tax interventions: supply not made to the taxable person claiming the input tax

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Fraud

According to VIT13300 of the Input Tax guidance manual:

Only the person to whom the supply was made can make a valid input tax claim. This is a fundamental principle. It overrides the question of who may have paid for the supply. It also overrides the question of who may hold the relevant invoice or other evidence.

Where a third person pays for a supply that person does not have the right to deduct input tax. This applies whether the payment was made due to a legal requirement or is simply a normal commercial practice. Only the recipient of the supplies is entitled to recover input tax.

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