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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 should assurance staff do?

VRS2250 | Eligibility and refusal to allow use of a retail scheme: What should assurance staff do?

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Retail schemes guidance

To meet the policy objective of ensuring that retail schemes are only used where strictly necessary, assurance staff must examine, as part of the assurance programme, whether individual retailers could reasonably be expected to account normally. If it would be beneficial to move a business to normal accounting, discuss the possibility with the business and seek to reach agreement. Retailers may be reluctant to move from their current scheme; but if you can demonstrate that they could reasonably do so, you can, as a last resort, refuse to allow use of a retail scheme at all. See VRS2350.

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