- HMRC’s Revenue & Customs Brief 8 (2026) changes UK VAT refund rules for non-UK businesses in VAT groups: each non-UK group member must now claim refunds for VAT it incurred itself.
- The VAT group representative member can claim only VAT it personally incurred.
- HMRC will reconsider certain UK VAT refund claims rejected since 1 January 2021 where rejection was solely because the claim was not filed by the group’s representative member.
- Requests for reconsideration must be submitted by 31 August 2027.
Source: btobnice.com
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