- VAT bad debt relief is available for businesses who have customers that are not paying their bills on time
- Businesses are still required to pay HMRC for the VAT charged to these customers and complete a VAT return
- VAT bad debt relief allows businesses to recover some of the money lost from unpaid VAT
- To be eligible for VAT bad debt relief, businesses must meet certain criteria, including having written off the debt in their VAT accounts and moving it to a bad debt account
- Businesses must also maintain meticulous records and provide documentation to HMRC when claiming VAT bad debt relief
- The application process for claiming VAT bad debt relief involves writing off the debt, keeping paperwork, and submitting a claim through the VAT online portal.
Source: bluedotcorp.com
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