- HMRC has updated their guidance on getting a postponed import VAT accounting (PVA) statement
- Importers facing problems accessing monthly PVA statements will not be penalized if they follow guidance
- PVA statements will now be available by the tenth working day of the month
- Importers can estimate import VAT figures if unable to access PVA statements
- Estimates should be as accurate as possible based on costs paid for goods, packaging, transport, and insurance
- Necessary adjustments must be made in the next VAT return when the relevant PVA statement becomes available
Source: taxscape.deloitte.com
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