- VAT stands for Value Added Tax
- VAT is added to most goods and services sold by a VAT registered business
- The standard rate for VAT is 20 percent
- Some goods and services charge VAT at a lower rate
- Registering for VAT means you are responsible for collecting VAT on your taxable sales and paying it to HMRC
- You must register for VAT if your taxable turnover goes over the 90,000 pound registration threshold
- The VAT threshold in the UK is 90,000 pounds
- You can register for VAT online through a Government Gateway account
- You can choose a VAT accounting scheme to suit your business
- After registering for VAT, you can reclaim any VAT paid on business purchases
- You are responsible for charging VAT on any goods or services you sell, paying the VAT due to HMRC, submitting VAT returns, and keeping MTD compliant VAT records
Source: pandle.com
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