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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: estimation of input tax

VIT34500 | How to treat input tax: estimation of input tax

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Input Tax

Under regulation 29(3) HMRC can allow a business to estimate input tax. We will normally do so where there is a genuine reason why the business cannot work out the exact amount.

If we receive a request for estimation we will follow the guidance in VATAC2000.

Any request for permission to estimate input tax on an ongoing basis will normally be refused. Regulation 29(3) only allows a business to estimate its input tax:

  • if it is corrected in the period following the estimation; or

  • if the exact figure is still not known in the period following the estimation it is corrected in the next but one period following the estimation.

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