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Official guidance
VAT Input Tax

VIT30000 · How to treat input tax

  • VIT30500 · When input tax can be claimed
  • VIT31000 · Acceptable evidence for claiming input tax
  • VIT31200 · Alternative evidence for claiming input tax
  • VIT31500 · Purchases from insolvency practitioners
  • VIT32000 · Pre-registration, pre-incorporation and post-deregistration claims to input tax under regulation 111
  • VIT32200 · General Practitioners (GPs) and pre-registration VAT
  • VIT32500 · Claims for early payment of input tax
  • VIT33000 · Late claims for input tax
  • VIT33500 · Group registrations
  • VIT34000 · Transfer of a business as a going concern (TOGC)
  • VIT34500 · Estimation of input tax
  1. How to treat input tax: contents
  2. How to treat input tax: claims for early payment of input tax

VIT32500 | How to treat input tax: claims for early payment of input tax

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Input Tax

Sometimes there are delays in processing applications for VAT registration. As a result claims are received for early repayment of input tax. Registration Units will normally issue a manual VAT return (VAT 100) if:

  • the claim is made in writing; and

  • HMRC has caused the delay.

The return will cover the period between the effective date of registration and the end of the appropriate stagger had the business been registered at the right time. A letter is sent out with the return. This tells the business the two periods into which its normal accounting period has been divided.

Any claims for early repayment of input tax should be forwarded to the appropriate Registration Unit.

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