- HMRC has updated its guidance on the effect of insolvency on VAT groups.
- If the holding company becomes insolvent, the VAT group remains intact unless the holding company no longer controls the group.
- If a group member (other than the holding company) becomes insolvent, the assumption of control by the insolvency practitioner does not necessarily change the VAT grouping.
- If the control criteria cease to be met, a new solvent representative member needs to be appointed for the VAT group.
Source: tax.weil.com
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