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    #11
    As usual it depends.....

    - was it a cancellation? If yes then vat not due as it is a compensation payment as per malvolio description.

    - was it a no show? If yes and the room was guaranteed (ie available and not able to be relet) the vat is due. Else not.

    One would imagine that it would be the former. This is quite likely wrong since a lot of bookings have a "release at 1 am" type clause. Though some offer guarenteed late arrival on request.

    I am sure thare will be numerous threads on accounting web etc.

    There is also a vat notice.

    https://www.gov.uk/government/public...otels-and-holi
    Last edited by ASB; 23 June 2017, 06:34.

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      #12
      Originally posted by ASB View Post
      As usual it depends.....

      - was it a cancellation? If yes then vat not due as it is a compensation payment as per malvolio description.

      - was it a no show? If yes and the room was guaranteed (ie available and not able to be relet) the vat is due. Else not.

      One would imagine that it would be the former. This is quite likely wrong since a lot of bookings have a "release at 1 am" type clause. Though some offer guarenteed late arrival on request.

      I am sure thare will be numerous threads on accounting web etc.

      There is also a vat notice.

      https://www.gov.uk/government/public...otels-and-holi
      It was the latter a no show as a cancellation wouldn't make sense as I would not get my money back anyway, so why bother to cancel.

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        #13
        Originally posted by Eirikur View Post
        It was the latter a no show as a cancellation wouldn't make sense as I would not get my money back anyway, so why bother to cancel.
        If you're worrying about 20% of a bill you did nothing to avoid I suggest you look again at your fee structure...

        HTH
        Blog? What blog...?

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          #14
          Originally posted by ASB View Post
          - was it a no show? If yes and the room was guaranteed (ie available and not able to be relet) the vat is due. Else not.
          Interesting discussion, article here (bottom comment) suggests the case law that established the above has been superseded and a no-show is effectively a cancellation, which would make any fee charged or deposit retained, compensation, not consideration for a supply:

          https://www.taxation.co.uk/Articles/...02/no-show-vat

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