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Official guidance
VAT Statutory Interest Manual

VSIM7000 · Processes and procedures

  • VSIM7100 · The statutory interest calculator
  • VSIM7200 · Notifying the taxpayer of the statutory interest decision
  • VSIM7300 · Appeals and reviews
  • VSIM7400 · Payment on Account taxpayers
  • VSIM7500 · Insolvency and set-off
  • VSIM7600 · Interest following HMRC loss at tribunal
  • VSIM7700 · Processes and procedure: recovery assessments
  • VSIM7800 · Affect on officers assessments liable to default interest
  1. Processes and procedures: contents
  2. Processes and procedures: affect on officers assessments liable to default interest

VSIM7800 | Processes and procedures: affect on officers assessments liable to default interest

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Statutory Interest Manual

This guidance deals with interest matters in respect of prescribed accounting periods starting on or before 31 December 2022. Interest matters with effect from 01 January 2023 are dealt with under Finance Act 2009.

Please see Compliance Handbook page CH140000 onwards to find the new interest rules guidance.

If a taxpayer receives a payment of statutory interest (SI) the relevant over-declaration should be inhibited for default interest (section 74 VATA) purposes on the appropriate input document.

This is so that if an officers assessment is raised separately for the same accounting period the taxpayer will not benefit twice, through payment of SI and a reduction in any associated default interest.

(This content has been withheld because of exemptions in the Freedom of Information Act 2000)

VATA s 78
VATA s 74

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