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VAT Retail schemes guidance

VRS2000 · Eligibility and refusal to allow use of a retail scheme

  • VRS2050 · Definition of a retailer for retail scheme purposes
  • VRS2100 · Who is eligible to use a retail scheme?
  • VRS2150 · What supplies can be included in a retail scheme?
  • VRS2200 · What is normal accounting?
  • VRS2250 · What should assurance staff do?
  • VRS2300 · Normal accounting versus the point of sale retail scheme
  • VRS2350 · The power to refuse use of a retail scheme
  • VRS2400 · Appeals against refusal of use
  1. Eligibility and refusal to allow use of a retail scheme: Contents
  2. Eligibility and refusal to allow use of a retail scheme: What supplies can be included in a retail scheme?

VRS2150 | Eligibility and refusal to allow use of a retail scheme: What supplies can be included in a retail scheme?

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Retail schemes guidance

The notices referred to in VRS1000 explain whether there are any restrictions on supplies of goods or services that can be accounted for under a particular scheme.

But there is also a general restriction, provided for in tertiary legislation in Notice 727 Retail schemes, that sales to other VAT registered businesses are not to be accounted for under a retail scheme. This requirement was upheld by the High Court in the case of Oxford, Swindon and Gloucester Co-operative Society Ltd [QB February 1995, [1995] STC 583]. The exception to this is for occasional cash sales such as a garage supplying petrol or a retail DIY store supplying building materials to a VAT registered customer. Sales on credit terms to such customers must be accounted for using normal accounting.

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