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VATVAL03000 · Apportionment of monetary consideration

  • VATVAL03100 · The law
  • VATVAL03200 · Basic apportionment "principles"
  • VATVAL03300 · Is there more than one supply?
  • VATVAL03400 · Is there a single consideration
  • VATVAL03500 · Whether any part of a payment can be treated as outside the scope of VAT
  • VATVAL03600 · Liabilities of supplies in relation to which an apportionment is made
  • VATVAL03700 · Methods of apportionment - general
  • VATVAL03800 · Apportionments based upon selling-prices
  • VATVAL03900 · Costs-based apportionments
  • VATVAL04000 · Costs-based apportionments where the costs of only one supply can be identified
  • VATVAL04100 · Examples of the "Thomas" and "Nexus" apportionment calculations
  • VATVAL04200 · Should "uplifted costs" include an element in respect of profits?
  • VATVAL04300 · Retrospective apportionment
  1. Apportionment of monetary consideration: contents
  2. Apportionment of monetary consideration: examples of the "Thomas" and "Nexus" apportionment calculations

VATVAL04100 | Apportionment of monetary consideration: examples of the "Thomas" and "Nexus" apportionment calculations

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Valuation Manual

Value of z/r race cards = £ 58.50

Consideration for SR supplies= £450 - £58.50 = £ 391.50

Example of the calculation used in Thomas

DescriptionAmountTotal
450 admissions at £1-£450.00
Less cost of 450 race cards£39.00-
Add 50% compliation charge£19.50-
-£58.50(£58.50)
--£391.50
VAT due on SR supplies£391.50 x 1/6£65.25

If appropriate the figures derived from a sampling exercise can be expressed as a percentage and applied to total relevant income over a period:

DescriptionCalculationAmount
z/r percentage58.5 x 100 / 45013%
If total income is £15,000 z/r value is£15,000 x 13%£1950
Consideration for s/r supplies£15,000 - £1950£13,050
Output tax due£13,050 x 1 / 6£2175

Example of the calculation used in Nexus

DescriptionAmountTotal
Cost of printing and postage of z/r literature£42,000-
Add uplift of 100%£42,000-
Full cost of providing z/r supplies£84,000-
Total costs of business (excluding depreciation)£250,000-
Proportion of costs attributable to z/r supplies84,000/250,000 x 10033.6%
Proportion of costs attributable to s/r supplies100 - 33.666.4%
If total subscription income (including VAT)£400,000-
Consideration for s/r supplies400,000 x 66.4%£265,600
Output tax265,600 x 1/6£44,266.66
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