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Official guidance
VAT Registration

VATREG37000 · Non-established taxable persons (NETPs)

  • VATREG37050 · Introduction
  • VATREG37100 · Public Notices
  • VATREG37150 · What is an NETP?
  • VATREG37160 · Transfers of a going concern
  • VATREG37200 · Place of supply and the reverse charge
  • VATREG37210 · Overseas sellers and online marketplaces
  • VATREG37250 · Exemption from registration
  • VATREG37300 · Distance selling
  • VATREG37350 · NETPs failing to register
  • VATREG37360 · Overseas bank accounts
  • VATREG37370 · Registration options available to NETPs
  • VATREG37400 · Requirement to appoint a VAT representative
  • VATREG37410 · Fit and proper VAT representatives for NETPs
  • VATREG37450 · Voluntary appointment of a VAT representative
  • VATREG37500 · Responsibilities of a VAT representative
  • VATREG37550 · Registration procedures for VAT representatives and the NETP
  • VATREG37600 · VAT representative ceasing to act
  • VATREG37615 · Additional powers
  • VATREG37650 · Appointment of an agent
  • VATREG37750 · Use of agents to avoid registration
  • VATREG37700 · Registration procedures for agents and their principals
  1. Non-established taxable persons (NETPs): contents
  2. Non-established taxable persons (NETPs): appointment of an agent

VATREG37650 | Non-established taxable persons (NETPs): appointment of an agent

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Registration

Under common law, any person may appoint someone to act as an agent for VAT purposes. An agent can complete and declare the VAT registration on behalf of the NETP using the online registration service. We would expect the agent to keep and produce records and accounts for inspection, make returns, and discharge the general VAT obligations of the business.

The joint and severally liable conditions do not apply to agents, so we cannot pursue an agent for the NETP’s VAT debts.

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