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Official guidance
VAT Traders’ Records Manual

VATREC15000 · Other Invoicing arrangements: Self-billing

  • VATREC15010 · Introduction
  • VATREC15020 · Legal basis
  • VATREC15030 · What if the conditions are not met?
  • VATREC15040 · Non compliance with self-billing rules
  • VATREC15050 · Approach to assurance risks at the customer (self-biller)
  • VATREC15060 · Approach to assurance risks at the supplier (self-billee)
  • VATREC15070 · Tax understated on self-billed documents
  • VATREC15080 · Draft Notice for tax understated on self-billed documents
  • VATREC15090 · Requests to validate the VAT registration status of suppliers
  • VATREC15100 · Tax points and self-billing
  • VATREC15110 · Transfer of a going concern
  1. Other Invoicing arrangements: Self-billing: contents
  2. Other Invoicing arrangements: Self-billing: Approach to assurance risks at the customer (self-biller)

VATREC15050 | Other Invoicing arrangements: Self-billing: Approach to assurance risks at the customer (self-biller)

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Traders’ Records Manual

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

Failure to comply with the self-billing conditions may mean that output tax is not being properly brought to account by the supplier. You can address this risk by ensuring that the conditions of self-billing are met. As a minimum, you should normally check:

  • Is the self-billed document acceptable? Examine a specimen of the self-billed document and keep it for information in the trader’s eFolder.

  • Does the self-biller exercise control over the VAT status of his suppliers? There must be an agreement between all associated parties. Notice 700/62 Self Billing , section 3, gives detailed guidance.

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