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VATREG29000 · Transfers of going concerns (TOGCs)

  • VATREG29050 · Transfers of going concerns (TOGC): what is a TOGC?
  • VATREG29100 · Transfers of going concerns (TOGC): VAT registration
  • VATREG29500 · Transfers of going concerns (TOGC): exception to and exemption from registration
  • VATREG29550 · Transfers of going concerns (TOGC): successive TOGCs
  • VATREG29600 · Transfers of going concerns (TOGC): registration avoidance using successive transfers
  • VATREG29700 · Reallocation of VAT registration number (VAT 68 action)
  • VATREG30400 · Transfers of going concerns (TOGC): belated notification of a TOGC
  • VATREG30450 · Transfers of going concerns (TOGC): outstanding tribunal appeals
  • VATREG30500 · Transfers of going concerns (TOGC): accounting schemes
  • VATREG30550 · Transfers of going concerns (TOGC): option to tax
  • VATREG30600 · Transfers of going concerns (TOGC): transfer of stocks and assets
  • VATREG30650 · Transfers of going concerns (TOGC): retention of records
  • VATREG30700 · Transfers of going concerns (TOGC): record-keeping obligations
  • VATREG30750 · Transfers of going concerns (TOGC): issuing a direction
  • VATREG30800 · Transfers of going concerns (TOGC): failure to observe record-keeping obligations
  • VATREG30850 · Transfers of going concerns (TOGC): penalties for failure to observe record-keeping obligations
  1. Transfers of going concerns (TOGCs): contents
  2. Transfers of going concerns (TOGC): failure to observe record-keeping obligations

VATREG30800 | Transfers of going concerns (TOGC): failure to observe record-keeping obligations

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Registration

If:

  • the records have not been transferred to the transferee, and

  • the transferee has no details of the transferor’s previous turnover

you should write to the transferee, asking them to obtain the necessary records.

If the records are not produced, you may approach the transferor directly to obtain the information. If the information results in the transferee being liable to register, or to register from an earlier date, you must take action to amend the EDR. Obviously, we would disclose details of this turnover to the transferee. Whilst this is, strictly speaking, information confidential to the transferor, the Solicitor’s office advises that, under the Commissioners’ general powers of care and management of the tax, we would have the authority to disclose it.

It is important to remember that any information disclosed must be only that used by the Commissioners in calculating the transferee’s liability to register.

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