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VAT Fulfilment House Due Diligence Scheme

FHDDS31000 · Approval, revoking the approval and variations: approval - policy

  • FHDDS31100 · Law
  • FHDDS31200 · Approval, revoking the approval and variations: approval – policy: who must seek approval
  • FHDDS31300 · Approval, revoking the approval and variations: approval – policy: when someone must seek approval
  • FHDDS31400 · Approval, revoking the approval and variations: approval – policy: how approval must be sought
  • FHDDS31500 · Approval, revoking the approval and variations: approval – policy: processing the application
  • FHDDS31600 · Approval, revoking the approval and variations: approval – policy: accepting the application
  • FHDDS31605 · Approval, revoking the approval and variations: approval – policy: rejecting the application
  • FHDDS31610 · Approval, revoking the approval and variations: approval – policy: accepting the application: the Notice of Approval
  • FHDDS31700 · Approval, revoking the approval and variations: approval – policy: the register of approved persons
  • FHDDS31800 · Approval, revoking the approval and variations: approval – policy: consequences of trading without approval
  1. Approval, revoking the approval and variations: approval - policy: contents
  2. Approval, revoking the approval and variations: approval – policy: who must seek approval

FHDDS31200 | Approval, revoking the approval and variations: approval – policy: who must seek approval

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

(Finance Act (No.2) 2017, sections 49 & 50)

A person must seek approval if their business stores any goods that are:

  • imported from a country outside the UK

  • owned by, or stored on behalf of, someone established outside the UK

  • being offered for sale and haven’t been supplied in the UK for VAT purposes.

A ‘person’ includes:

  • an individual

  • a partnership

  • a limited liability partnership

  • a limited company

  • a public limited company

  • individual members of a group of companies - within the meaning of the Companies Act 2006

The above list is not exhaustive.

More details on who is within the scope of legislation can be found in FHDDS23000.

To work out whether a business is ‘established outside the UK’, you should consider where the functions of the business’s central administration take place. This includes where:

  • essential management decisions are made

  • the registered office is located

  • management meetings take place

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