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Official guidance
VAT Fulfilment House Due Diligence Scheme

FHDDS24000 · Policy and background: how the scheme works

  • FHDDS24100 · Approval
  • FHDDS24200 · Obligations of an approved person
  • FHDDS24300 · Disclosure of information by HMRC
  • FHDDS24400 · Penalties and sanctions
  • FHDDS24500 · The register of approved persons
  1. Policy and background: how the scheme works: contents
  2. Policy and background: how the scheme works: obligations of an approved person

FHDDS24200 | Policy and background: how the scheme works: obligations of an approved person

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Fulfilment House Due Diligence Scheme

(The Fulfilment Businesses Regulations 2018, regulations 8-13)

Once a fulfilment business receives approval it will be registered for the scheme and will have certain obligations that it must meet, it should:

  • Issue a Notice of Obligations to all its overseas customers, see FHDDS31620.

  • undertake due diligence checks on its overseas customers, see Regulation 10 and Regulation 11

  • keep certain records, see Regulation 10

  • notify any changes to a fulfilment business’s registered details, see FHDDS35210

  • notifying HMRC where an overseas customer does not comply with VAT/customs duty obligations, see Regulation 10 and Regulation 11.

  • cease trading with an overseas customer that continues to be non-compliant, see Regulation 8.

There are penalties for failing to comply with these obligations - see FHDDS50000.

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