- HMRC updated its guidance on late claims for input tax, providing examples of acceptable practical reasons for such claims.
- Acceptable reasons include due diligence processes and internal accounting controls that prevent timely recovery.
- HMRC will not allow late claims if there is evidence of carelessness or repeated late claims.
- Late claims must not result in greater input tax recovery than if claimed in the proper period and are subject to a four-year cap.
- Businesses should ensure claims are made in the correct period, as HMRC’s approach to late claims has become more stringent.
Source: saffery.com
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