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VATF53200 · The Kittel principle intervention: Kittel in more detail: Problems determining where the fraudulent evasion of VAT lies

  • VATF53205 · Missing traders
  • VATF53210 · Hijacked VAT numbers
  • VATF53215 · Blocking traders
  • VATF53220 · The Kittel principle intervention: The Kittel principle in more detail: Problems determining where the fraudulent evasion of VAT lies: Does there have to be a missing trader?
  • VATF53225 · What if I can't tell whether the defaulter is an acquirer or a hijacked VAT number?
  1. The Kittel principle intervention: Kittel in more detail: Problems determining where the fraudulent evasion of VAT lies: Contents
  2. The Kittel principle intervention: The Kittel principle in more detail: Problems determining where the fraudulent evasion of VAT lies: Does there have to be a missing trader?

VATF53220 | The Kittel principle intervention: The Kittel principle in more detail: Problems determining where the fraudulent evasion of VAT lies: Does there have to be a missing trader?

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Fraud

The judgment of the ECJ in Kittel (VATF52200) states:

… where it is ascertained, having regard to objective factors, that the supply is to a taxable person who knew or should have known that, by his purchase, he was participating in a transaction connected with fraudulent evasion of value added tax …

Fraudulent evasion of VAT can take many forms and is not necessarily linked to a missing trader. Where you are uncertain whether there has been a fraudulent evasion of VAT you should contact the VAT Fraud Team for further guidance.

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