- VAT Notice 700/45 has been updated to provide guidance on correcting VAT errors, including how to amend records, correct returns, and claim refunds for overstated declarations. Key updates include information on correcting errors, consequences of not correcting them, claiming input tax, handling underpayments and overpayments, HMRC’s response time, unjust enrichment rules, the reimbursement scheme, and interest repayment on overpayments. Additionally, HMRC’s guidance on reporting VAT return errors has been updated, specifying that errors of £10,000 or more should be reported using the online service or by adjusting a current VAT return, as form VAT652 is no longer used.
Source: marcusward.co
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