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VAT Registration

VATREG08000 · Entity to be registered

  • VATREG08050 · What this section covers
  • VATREG08100 · Establishing the nature of the entity to be registered
  • VATREG08150 · Sole proprietors
  • VATREG08250 · Partnerships
  • VATREG10000 · Joint ventures and consortia
  • VATREG10050 · Incorporated companies and other corporate bodies
  • VATREG10010 · Joint working in the construction industry
  • VATREG10020 · Joint working in the construction industry - how to establish if a separate registration is needed
  • VATREG10100 · Incorporation under the Companies Acts
  • VATREG10150 · Incorporation by other means
  • VATREG10200 · Registering incorporated companies and other corporate bodies
  • VATREG10450 · European Economic Interest Groupings (EEIGs)
  • VATREG10900 · Clubs and associations
  • VATREG12300 · Churches
  • VATREG12350 · The Crown
  • VATREG12400 · Government departments
  • VATREG12450 · Registration of government departments
  • VATREG12500 · Local authorities and similar bodies
  • VATREG12600 · Trusts and pension funds
  • VATREG13050 · Charities
  1. Entity to be registered: contents
  2. Entity to be registered: Registration of government departments

VATREG12450 | Entity to be registered: Registration of government departments

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Registration

Government departments and the other bodies referred to above are not registered in the normal way but are recorded manually, with a prefix ‘GD’ (for government departments) or ‘HA’ (for health authorities).

Those parts of government departments which have been created executive agencies or trading funds remain part of central government. Unless special arrangements have been approved by the Supply Policy Team, their VAT affairs will continue to be dealt with by the parent department.

NHS trusts (that is, hospitals given trust status under the National Health Service and the Community Care Act 1990) will remain part of the NHS and their VAT affairs will continue to be the responsibility of the NHS Admin Team.

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