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Official guidance
VAT Traders’ Records Manual

VATREC6000 · VAT invoice: issuing

  • VATREC6010 · Time limit for issuing VAT invoices
  • VATREC6020 · Extension of the time limit for issuing VAT invoices
  • VATREC6030 · Delay in issuing VAT invoices
  • VATREC6040 · Failure to issue VAT invoices
  • VATREC6050 · Issue of VAT invoices by deregistered traders
  • VATREC6060 · Issue of VAT invoices for supplies of specified goods subject to the ‘reverse charge’ accounting mechanism
  • VATREC6070 · Transmission of invoices by fax
  • VATREC6080 · Transmission of invoices by e-mail
  1. VAT invoice: issuing: contents
  2. VAT invoice: issuing: Issue of VAT invoices by deregistered traders

VATREC6050 | VAT invoice: issuing: Issue of VAT invoices by deregistered traders

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Traders’ Records Manual

You may discover that a deregistered trader has undercharged tax on a supply he made before he deregistered. To avoid having to account for any additional tax due out of his own finances, the trader may request permission to issue a VAT invoice to the customer concerned in an endeavour to recoup the tax.

You should critically examine this type of request and find out the full circumstances surrounding the failure to account for tax at the proper time. If you are satisfied that there has not been a deliberate attempt to avoid paying tax, you can advise the trader that the request has been allowed. Any underdeclaration of tax is to be dealt with in line with VAEC (VAT Assessment and Error Correction Manual. You can find further guidance on the treatment of deregistered traders in VATREG.

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