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Official guidance
VAT Registration

VATREG39000 · Registration in respect of relevant supplies

  • VATREG39050 · Introduction
  • VATREG39100 · Liability to register
  • VATREG39150 · Definition of a relevant supply
  • VATREG39200 · Definition of predecessor
  • VATREG39250 · Definition of repayment of VAT
  • VATREG39300 · When a person must notify his liability to be registered
  • VATREG39350 · Effective date of registration
  • VATREG39400 · Voluntary early registration
  • VATREG39450 · Notification on the VAT 1C
  • VATREG39500 · Exemption from registration
  • VATREG39550 · Requirements once a business is registered
  • VATREG39600 · Post-registration action at assurance visits
  • VATREG39650 · Deregistration
  1. Registration in respect of relevant supplies: contents
  2. Registration in respect of relevant supplies: introduction

VATREG39050 | Registration in respect of relevant supplies: introduction

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Registration

This section is about registration under the VAT Act 1994, Schedule 3A. This legislation was enacted primarily for anti-avoidance purposes and, since its introduction in the Finance Act 2000, the activities which created a need for it have largely ceased.

The purpose of Schedule 3A is to prevent a person avoiding accounting for VAT by reclaiming VAT through the Eighth or Thirteenth Directive and then transferring the goods to a different person to dispose of them free of VAT. You can find more information about Eighth and Thirteenth directive refunds in VROBP. (External readers can access this guidance at http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/manuals/vrobpmanual/index.htm).

Schedule 3A is fairly self-contained legislation in which certain provisions are subject to definitions exclusive to the schedule.

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