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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: divisional registration and VAT group treatment

VGROUPS09150 | Divisional registration: divisional registration and VAT group treatment

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Groups

A company that is registered as a divisional registration may not join a VAT group, as divisional registration and VAT group treatment are incompatible.

Where a company that is a divisional registration wants to join a VAT group, it must first deregister all its divisions.

Similarly, a company that is a member of a VAT group may not separately register any of its divisions whilst maintaining the rest of its activities in the group. An application for divisional registration from a company that is a member of a group must be accompanied by an application to leave the group from the same date on which the divisional registration is to take effect.

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