- HMRC updated guidance on late claims for VAT input tax.
- Late claims may be allowed if due to missing evidence, due diligence, or internal accounting procedures.
- HMRC must be satisfied that late claims do not result in overclaimed input tax or reduced VAT payable.
- Late claims will not be allowed if there is evidence of careless error or repeated late claims.
Source: taxscape.deloitte.com
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