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Official guidance
VAT Fraud

VATF40000 · Basic interventions

  • VATF41000 · Introduction
  • VATF42000 · Input tax interventions
  • VATF43000 · Output tax interventions
  • VATF44000 · Other interventions
  • VATF45000 · Matters to consider when determining whether to use a civil intervention
  • VATF42430 · Input tax interventions: supporting a claim to input tax: reviewing other evidence to support a claim to input tax where the VAT invoice is valid
  • VATF42500 · Input tax interventions: the supplies have not been paid for
  • VATF42600 · Input tax interventions: input tax incurred by a taxable person who is relying on his right to deduct for fraudulent ends
  • VATF43300 · Output tax interventions: assessing for output tax
  1. Basic interventions: Contents
  2. Basic interventions: output tax interventions: assessing for output tax

VATF43300 | Basic interventions: output tax interventions: assessing for output tax

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Fraud

Where it is discovered that a taxable person has under declared his output tax liability, either through incorrect application of liabilities (VATF23400), suppression (VATF23200) or some other reason, you should raise an assessment as per the Assessments and Error Correction guidance manual (VAEC). You should also consider whether to raise a penalty (VATF45100).

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