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VAT Partial Exemption Guidance

PE50000 · Partial Exemption powers

  • PE50500 · Overview of Partial Exemption powers
  • PE51000 · Special method override notice
  • PE52000 · Directing a special method
  1. Partial Exemption powers: contents
  2. Partial Exemption powers: overview of Partial Exemption powers

PE50500 | Partial Exemption powers: overview of Partial Exemption powers

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Partial Exemption Guidance

There are two partial exemption powers which can override a businesses agreed partial exemption method. These are the power of direction and notice. Further information can be found in PE51000.

By preference HMRC would rather agree a method with a business rather than using a power. If agreement is not possible use of a power should be considered. Where a power is appropriate HMRC’s preference is to direct a new method as if provides more certainty and generally gives a lower compliance burden than a notice. Where there are timing issues or HMRC does not have a sufficient understanding of the business’s use of costs or its accounting procedures a notice is appropriate.

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