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VAT Fraud

VATF86000 · What to do if you discover VAT fraud

  • VATF86100 · Notifying the taxable person of your decision: decisions made using the Kittel principle
  • VATF86200 · Notifying the taxable person of your decision: decisions made using the Mecsek principle
  • VATF86300 · Notifying the taxable person of your decision: decisions made to deregister using Ablessio
  • VATF86400 · Notifying the taxable person of your decision: decisions made using any other intervention
  1. What to do if you discover VAT fraud: contents
  2. What to do if you discover VAT fraud: notifying the taxable person of your decision: decisions made using the Mecsek principle

VATF86200 | What to do if you discover VAT fraud: notifying the taxable person of your decision: decisions made using the Mecsek principle

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Fraud

The (This content has been withheld because of exemptions in the Freedom of Information Act 2000) should be used in all cases where zero rating has been refused.

All such draft letters should be forwarded to the VAT Fraud Team, via email, for comment prior to issue. On receipt back from the VAT Fraud Team the letter should be issued and a copy saved to the taxable person’s EF.

It is important that the letter is issued as soon as possible after receipt of advice from the VAT Fraud Team.

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