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VAT Traders’ Records Manual

VATREC17020 · Particular invoices with special arrangements: Returnable containers - contents

  • VATREC17021 · Particular invoices with special arrangements: Returnable containers: Introduction
  • VATREC17022 · Particular invoices with special arrangements: Returnable containers: Containers for which a separate charge is made when they are sent out
  • VATREC17023 · Particular invoices with special arrangements: Returnable containers: Containers for which a separate charge is made only if they are not returned
  • VATREC17024 · Particular invoices with special arrangements: Returnable containers: Containers for which no separate charge is made
  1. Particular invoices with special arrangements: Returnable containers - contents
  2. Particular invoices with special arrangements: Returnable containers: Containers for which a separate charge is made when they are sent out

VATREC17022 | Particular invoices with special arrangements: Returnable containers: Containers for which a separate charge is made when they are sent out

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Traders’ Records Manual

When a supplier makes a separate charge for a container, or for the use of a container, when it is sent out, he must charge and account for VAT on the container even if the charge is refundable when the container is returned. If the separate charge is refunded when the container is returned, the VAT element in the original charge may also be refunded. Refunds must either be made:

  • separately by means of a proper VAT credit note; or

  • by making a specific adjustment in a VAT invoice covering a subsequent supply of containers and/or goods, and accounting only for the net amount of VAT.

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