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Official guidance
VAT Traders’ Records Manual

VATREC13000 · Credit and Debit notes

  • VATREC13010 · What is the purpose of a credit and debit note?
  • VATREC13020 · Legal basis for credit notes
  • VATREC13030 · Accounting for credit notes
  • VATREC13040 · What are the conditions of a valid credit note?
  • VATREC13050 · What if the conditions for the issue of a valid credit note are not met?
  • VATREC13060 · ‘Document having the same effect’ as a credit note
  • VATREC13070 · Regulation 38 - Increase/decrease in consideration
  • VATREC13075 · Regulation 38ZA - refunds to final consumers
  • VATREC13080 · When do Regulation 38 adjustments need to be made to the VAT account?
  • VATREC13090 · Do the four-year capping provisions apply to Regulation 38 adjustments?
  • VATREC13100 · When Regulation 38 does not apply
  • VATREC13110 · Liability incorrect and change in rate of VAT in force
  • VATREC13120 · Principles established in case law
  • VATREC13130 · Dealing with problem cases
  1. Credit and Debit notes: contents
  2. Credit and Debit notes: Regulation 38 - Increase/decrease in consideration

VATREC13070 | Credit and Debit notes: Regulation 38 - Increase/decrease in consideration

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Traders’ Records Manual

Regulation 38 of the VAT Regulations 1995 (SI 1995/2518) requires businesses to adjust their VAT account, where there has been a change in the value of the underlying consideration in relation on which VAT is due, and a corresponding change in the amount of VAT charged.

VATSC06630 explains where Regulation 38 will apply and what is meant by an increase or decrease in consideration.

In these circumstances, the legislation places a clear obligation on the parties to adjust their VAT account. Such changes will be evidenced by a credit note or a debit note.

VATREC13100 lists situations in which credit notes are issued as a matter of commercial practice, but which do not involve an increase or decrease in consideration.

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