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VATTOS2200 · Legislation: UK primary law (VAT Act 1994)

  • VATTOS2205 · Introduction to section 6
  • VATTOS2210 · Section 6(1) Preamble
  • VATTOS2215 · Section 6(2) Basic tax point (goods)
  • VATTOS2220 · Section 6(3) Basic tax point (services)
  • VATTOS2225 · Section 6(4) Advance payments and invoices
  • VATTOS2230 · Section 6(5) 14 day rule for VAT invoices
  • VATTOS2235 · Section 6(6) Extensions to the 14 day rule
  • VATTOS2245 · Section 6(10) Accommodation tax points
  • VATTOS2250 · Section 6(11) Self-supply
  • VATTOS2255 · Section 6(12) Disposal of business assets
  • VATTOS2260 · Section 6(13) Non-business use of business assets
  • VATTOS2265 · Section 6(14) Power to make regulations
  • VATTOS2270 · Section 6(14A) Place of supply of services
  • VATTOS2275 · Section 6(15) Meaning of a VAT invoice
  • VATTOS2280 · Section 88 Supplies spanning change of rate, etc
  • VATTOS2285 · Section 89 Adjustments of contracts on changes in VAT
  • VATTOS2290 · Section 97A Place of supply orders transitional provisions
  • VATTOS2295 · Paragraphs 2B(3) and (4) of schedule 11 Self-billed invoices
  • VATTOS2240 · Section 6(7) and (8) Intra-EC supplies of goods
  1. Legislation: UK primary law (VAT Act 1994): contents
  2. Legislation: UK primary law (VAT Act 1994): Section 6(10) Accommodation tax points

VATTOS2245 | Legislation: UK primary law (VAT Act 1994): Section 6(10) Accommodation tax points

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Time of supply

Law

(10) The Commissioners may, at the request of a taxable person, by direction alter the time at which supplies made by him (or such supplies made by him as may be specified in the direction) are to be treated as taking place, either -

(a) by directing those supplies to be treated as taking place -

(i) at times or on dates determined by or by reference to the occurrence of some event described in the direction; or

(ii) at times or on dates determined by or by reference to the time when some event so described would in the ordinary course of events occur,

the resulting times or dates being in every case earlier than would otherwise apply; or

(b) by directing that, notwithstanding subsections (5) and (6) above, those supplies shall (to the extent that they are not treated as taking place at the time mentioned in subsection (4) above) be treated as taking place-

(i) at the beginning of the relevant working period (as defined in his case in and for the purposes of the direction); or

(ii) at the end of the relevant working period (as so defined).

Commentary

HMRC may, by the issue of a notice of direction, allow somebody to adopt a tax point that is either earlier or later than would normally be the case. This power can only be exercised at the request of the taxable person - it cannot be imposed. For further information see VATTOS6000.

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