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Official guidance
VAT Time of supply

VATTOS3000 · Identifying a tax point

  • VATTOS3100 · Introduction
  • VATTOS3200 · What is the supply?
  • VATTOS3300 · Notices of direction and concessions
  • VATTOS3400 · Special tax points
  • VATTOS3500 · The basic tax point
  • VATTOS3600 · Actual tax points
  • VATTOS3700 · Exempt and zero-rated supplies
  • VATTOS3800 · Supplies by those not registered for VAT
  1. Identifying a tax point: contents
  2. Identifying a tax point: notices of direction and concessions

VATTOS3300 | Identifying a tax point: notices of direction and concessions

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Time of supply

You need to establish whether a supplier has been granted an extension to the 14 day rule(see VATTOS5240) or an accommodation tax point (see VATTOS6000). This will normally take the form of an individual notice of direction or possibly, in the case of the 14 day rule, a centrally negotiated extension (see VATTOS5245).

It is important to remember that an accommodation tax point or an extension to the 14 day rule may not necessarily apply to all the supplies made by a particular supplier. The normal tax point rules might similarly be over ridden by the extra-statutory class concession for coin operated machines (see VATTOS9050).

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