- UK insurance intermediaries may reclaim under-recovered input VAT on overseas supplies made before 2024, following a recent tribunal ruling.
- The “insured party condition” for VAT recovery applies only from 1 January 2024, not before.
- Businesses should review input tax recovery for supplies made up to 31 December 2023 and correct any under-recovery.
- Claims must be supported by documentary evidence and, if partially exempt, revised partial exemption calculations.
- Error correction notices to HMRC are subject to a four-year time limit.
Source: icaew.com
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