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VAT Supplies in Warehouse and Fiscal Warehousing

VWRHS4000 · Fiscal warehouses

  • VWRHS4010 · The aim of fiscal warehousing
  • VWRHS4020 · Definition and approval of a fiscal warehouse
  • VWRHS4040 · Authorisation of fiscal warehousekeepers
  • VWRHS4050 · Provisional authorisation
  • VWRHS4060 · Authorisation criteria
  • VWRHS4070 · Responsibilities of the warehousekeeper
  • VWRHS4090 · Treatment of supplies of goods intended to be placed in the regime
  • VWRHS4100 · Supplies of goods within the regime
  • VWRHS4110 · Goods not supplied whilst warehoused
  • VWRHS4120 · Supplies of services within the regime
  • VWRHS4130 · Removals from a fiscal warehouse
  • VWRHS4140 · Acquisition VAT
  • VWRHS4150 · Accounting for tax on removals from the regime
  • VWRHS4160 · Deficiencies of warehoused goods
  1. Fiscal warehouses: Contents
  2. Fiscal warehouses: Deficiencies of warehoused goods

VWRHS4160 | Fiscal warehouses: Deficiencies of warehoused goods

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Supplies in Warehouse and Fiscal Warehousing

Under section 18E of the VAT Act 1994, deficiencies of goods in a fiscal warehouse must be charged with VAT.

The VAT charged should correspond to any VAT that would have been due on the deficient goods if they had been supplied immediately before the absence arose or the deficiency occurred. The assessing provision is found in section 73(7A) of the VAT Act 1994:

73(7A) Where a fiscal warehousekeeper has failed to pay VAT required by the Commissioners under section 18E(2), the Commissioners may assess to the best of their judgment the amount of that VAT due from him and notify it to him

In all cases, the VAT may be deducted as input tax, subject to the normal rules: see V1-13 Input Tax

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