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VAT Joint and Several Liability

JSL4000 · Establishing whether the JSL measure should be applied: Contents

  • JSL4100 · Establishing whether the JSL measure should be applied: Introduction
  • JSL4200 · Establishing whether the JSL measure should be applied: Establishing the debt
  • JSL4300 · Establishing whether the JSL measure should be applied: Establishing whether the taxable person 'knew or had reasonable grounds for knowing': ‘Knew or had reasonable grounds for knowing’
  • JSL4310 · Establishing whether the JSL measure should be applied: Establishing whether the taxable person 'knew or had reasonable grounds for knowing': General awareness
  • JSL4320 · Establishing whether the JSL measure should be applied: Establishing whether the taxable person 'knew or had reasonable grounds for knowing': Indicators that should have alerted the taxable person
  • JSL4330 · Establishing whether the JSL measure should be applied: Establishing whether the taxable person 'knew or had reasonable grounds for knowing': Actions or precautions taken
  • JSL4340 · Establishing whether the JSL measure should be applied: Establishing whether the taxable person 'knew or had reasonable grounds for knowing': Other features
  1. Establishing whether the JSL measure should be applied: Contents
  2. Establishing whether the JSL measure should be applied: Establishing whether the taxable person 'knew or had reasonable grounds for knowing': Actions or precautions taken

JSL4330 | Establishing whether the JSL measure should be applied: Establishing whether the taxable person 'knew or had reasonable grounds for knowing': Actions or precautions taken

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Joint and Several Liability

In each case, what actions or precautions did the taxable person take in response to those indicators of risk? This needs to focus on due diligence checks undertaken and, most importantly, the actions taken by the taxable person in response to the results of those checks. In each case, you should consider:

  • What due diligence checks were performed? NB: This is not confined to the list of checks set out in Notice 726 Joint and several liability for unpaid VAT. Rather, it includes any checks designed to address the risks.

  • To what extent were they appropriate, adequate and timely in relation to addressing the risks identified?

  • What did the results of the checks indicate?

  • Did the taxable person take appropriate action in response to the results of the checks?

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