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VAT Retail schemes guidance

VRS7000 · Bespoke schemes: practical guidance

  • VRS7050 · Introduction
  • VRS7100 · Negotiating a bespoke scheme
  • VRS7150 · Key features for agreements
  • VRS7200 · Standard paragraphs
  • VRS7250 · Termination dates for bespoke schemes
  • VRS7300 · Scheme provision for resolution of a dispute
  • VRS7350 · Failure to agree
  • VRS7400 · What if agreement has not been reached when the return is due?
  • VRS7450 · Assessment
  • VRS7500 · Withdrawing from an agreement
  • VRS7550 · Date of withdrawal
  • VRS7600 · Withdrawing part of an agreement
  • VRS7650 · Retrospective variation of a scheme
  • VRS7700 · Reviewing bespoke scheme agreements
  • VRS7750 · When to draw up a new scheme
  1. Bespoke schemes: practical guidance: Contents
  2. Bespoke schemes: practical guidance: Failure to agree

VRS7350 | Bespoke schemes: practical guidance: Failure to agree

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Retail schemes guidance

If you are having difficulties in reaching an agreement, remember that there are a number of expert resources available within the Department who may be able to provide guidance, for example

  • CCMs

  • the Retail Unit of Expertise

  • the Audit Service

  • operational accountants.

IfYou should
there is a disagreement- ask for help; and\n- talk to the business
you still can’t reach an agreement- assess on the basis of normal accounting, using best judgement. (This can include an approximation of normal accounting which is based on the unagreed scheme without those elements which can’t be agreed.)\n- consider whether the general principle of resourcing to risk means that your efforts should be focussed elsewhere.

If the business doesn’t have a CCM and you do decide to focus your efforts elsewhere, you should agree that decision with your line manager (at least senior officer level) and inform the business that the failure to agree continues to expose them to retrospective correction as and when we choose to examine their retail scheme declarations.

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