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VGROUPS09000 · Divisional registration

  • VGROUPS09010 · Introduction
  • VGROUPS09050 · Legal provisions
  • VGROUPS09100 · Condition permitting divisional registration
  • VGROUPS09150 · Divisional registration and VAT group treatment
  • VGROUPS09200 · All divisions to be registered
  • VGROUPS09250 · Distinct units
  • VGROUPS09300 · Separate accounts
  • VGROUPS09350 · Inter-divisional supplies
  • VGROUPS09400 · Exempt input tax
  • VGROUPS09450 · Dormant companies
  • VGROUPS09500 · Common stagger
  • VGROUPS09550 · Commissioners' discretion
  • VGROUPS09600 · Overseas corporations
  • VGROUPS09650 · Applications
  • VGROUPS09700 · Effective date of commencement of the divisional registration
  • VGROUPS09750 · Retrospective divisional registration
  • VGROUPS09800 · Retention of registration number
  • VGROUPS09850 · Reallocation of registration numbers (VAT 68)
  • VGROUPS09900 · Addition of further divisions
  • VGROUPS09950 · Cancellation of divisional registration
  1. Divisional registration: contents
  2. Divisional registration: legal provisions

VGROUPS09050 | Divisional registration: legal provisions

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Groups

The law providing for divisional registration is contained in the VAT Act 1994, section 46(1) and provides as follows:

  • 46(1) The registration under this Act of a corporate body carrying on a business in several divisions may, if the corporate body so requests, and the Commissioners see fit, be registered in the names of those divisions.

The separate registration of the divisions does not make them into separate taxable persons. The corporate body as a whole remains the person legally responsible for the VAT debts and obligations of all the divisions.

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