- HMRC’s VAT online service for agents will be decommissioned
- Agents should use their agent services account to manage VAT affairs for clients
- From 16 April 2024, agents can no longer submit VAT returns, set up direct debits, or change VAT registration details
- Remaining services will be withdrawn from 16 May 2024
- Access to certain links within the online service for agents will not be affected
- Changes are being made to upgrade HMRC’s IT systems and avoid manual updates causing delays
- Agents should use the Agent Services Account for various VAT-related tasks
- Direct debit amendments should be made through the VAT online account to avoid delays in payment
- Businesses needing multiple signatures for direct debit changes should use a VAT C9 form
Source: icaew.com
Note that this post was (partially) written with the help of AI. It is always useful to review the original source material, and where needed to obtain (local) advice from a specialist.
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