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Official guidance
VAT Margin Schemes

VATMARG13000 · Specific circumstances

  • VATMARG13050 · Retrospection
  • VATMARG13100 · Apportionment of bulk purchases and sales
  • VATMARG13150 · Disposals by insurance companies and finance houses
  • VATMARG13250 · Hire-purchase sales using finance companies
  • VATMARG13300 · Bumping
  • VATMARG13350 · Part-exchange goods
  • VATMARG13400 · The margin schemes: Specific circumstances: Private sales
  • VATMARG13450 · Shares and joint purchases
  • VATMARG13500 · The margin schemes: Specific circumstances: Deposits
  • VATMARG13550 · Use of the scheme by pawnbrokers
  • VATMARG13600 · Computer-generated signatures on sales invoices
  • VATMARG13650 · Second-hand caravans
  • VATMARG13700 · Bad debt relief
  • VATMARG13750 · Use of margin scheme for gold coins
  • VATMARG13800 · Telephone cards
  • VATMARG13850 · Eligibility of vehicles purchased at the zero-rate
  1. Specific circumstances: contents
  2. Specific circumstances: Computer-generated signatures on sales invoices

VATMARG13600 | Specific circumstances: Computer-generated signatures on sales invoices

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Margin Schemes

Many large car manufacturers sell quantities of used cars (previously self-supplied vehicles) under the margin scheme.

The requirement for signatures on purchase and sales invoices was removed with effect from January 2002.

Requests may have been received in the past to use computer-produced sales invoices with the seller’s declaration already “signed”. Such requests would have been dealt with at local level, taking into account local knowledge of trader compliance and similar factors.

If your business has been allowed a concession in the past, it would have been advised in writing and his written agreement obtained. Any current agreements can be cancelled for transactions from 1 January 2002 and confirmed with the trader in writing.

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