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VATREG08250 · Entity to be registered: partnerships

  • VATREG08280 · Introduction
  • VATREG08300 · Definition
  • VATREG08350 · Law
  • VATREG08400 · Legal status of partnerships (except in Scotland)
  • VATREG08450 · Evidence of partnership
  • VATREG08500 · ‘No partnership’ clauses
  • VATREG08550 · Holding out
  • VATREG08600 · Composition of a partnership
  • VATREG08650 · Liability of partners in England and Wales
  • VATREG08700 · Salaried partners
  • VATREG08750 · Registration of partnerships
  • VATREG08800 · Registration of partnerships in the name of the firm
  • VATREG08850 · Completion of a VAT 1
  • VATREG08900 · Completion of a VAT 2
  • VATREG08950 · Signatory to the VAT 1 and VAT 2
  • VATREG09000 · Changes in the composition of the partnership
  • VATREG09050 · Partnerships in Scotland
  • VATREG09100 · Registration of trusts as partnerships
  • VATREG09150 · Retrospective applications to register co-owners
  • VATREG09300 · Definition of a limited partnership
  • VATREG09350 · Registration of limited partnerships
  • VATREG09400 · Joint ownership of land - effect on limited partnerships
  • VATREG09420 · Scottish limited partnerships
  • VATREG09450 · Overseas limited partnerships
  • VATREG09600 · Limited Liability Partnerships (LLPs)
  • VATREG09700 · Completion of the VAT 2
  1. Entity to be registered: partnerships: contents
  2. Entity to be registered: partnerships: signatory to the VAT 1 and VAT 2

VATREG08950 | Entity to be registered: partnerships: signatory to the VAT 1 and VAT 2

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Registration

The VAT 1 must be signed by one of the partners.

All the partners must sign the VAT 2, or equivalent notification.

The Value Added Tax Regulations 1995, regulation 7 and the Partnership Act 1890, section 5 provide that notification by a single partner in a firm constitutes sufficient notification by the firm. The purpose of requiring the signatures of all the partners is to establish that all the partners acknowledge their status as partners in the firm.

Where registration of a partnership is allowed but there is only a notarised list of the partners’ names, the firm should agree to provide the full list of partners’ details in due course.

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