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Official guidance
VAT New Means of Transport Northern Ireland
  • VATNINMT0500 · Data protection
  • VATNINMT1000 · Introduction
  • VATNINMT2000 · Roles and responsibilities
  • VATNINMT3000 · Law and definitions
  • VATNINMT3500 · The format of the tax-free registration mark
  • VATNINMT3600 · Intention and timings ‘Swedish Yacht’ case - CJEU
  • VATNINMT4000 · Purchasing a new means of transport in Northern Ireland for removal to an EU member state
  • VATNINMT5000 · Purchasing a new means of transport in an EU member state and bringing it to Northern Ireland
  • VATNINMT6000 · Risks and assurance
  • VATNINMT7000 · Diplomats and visiting forces
  • VATNINMT8000 · Treatment of specific cases
  1. VAT New Means of Transport Northern Ireland
  2. Roles and responsibilities

VATNINMT2000 | Roles and responsibilities

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT New Means of Transport Northern Ireland

VAT: general enquiries

VAT: general enquiries deals with telephone and written enquiries about VAT.

Contact details for VAT: general enquiries are available on the following link http://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/hm-revenue-customs/contact/vat-enquiries

Units of Expertise (UoE)

Any queries concerning this guidance (or relating to particular persons or general procedures) should be referred initially

  • to the Personal Transport Unit,

  • to the Motor Trade Unit of Expertise for vehicles,

  • for yachts to the Pleasurecraft Unit of Expertise, and

  • for aircraft to the VAT Advisory team.

Role of the VAT Principles Team

The VAT Principles Policy team is responsible for the overall policy.

If you are seeking policy advice on a particular case, you should submit either a General Advice Request or a Technical Advice Request. Please see VPOLADV for more information. All requests for advice must be first referred to the relevant UoE who will advise if the question needs to be forwarded.

Policy teams do not deal directly with the public and the public should not be referred to them.

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