Would it be easier to file an amendment to a previous years VAT Return using Form 462 - Voluntary Disclosure of Errors on VAT Returns or just include the annual interest which wasnt accounted for on the next VAT Return?
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I think you can self correct on the next one up to 2k anyway.Originally posted by Weltchy View PostWould it be easier to file an amendment to a previous years VAT Return using Form 462 - Voluntary Disclosure of Errors on VAT Returns or just include the annual interest which wasnt accounted for on the next VAT Return?Comment
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You certainly can.Originally posted by ASB View PostI think you can self correct on the next one up to 2k anyway.
Not positively sure if 2k is accurate, but I've no reason to doubt..."See, you think I give a tulip. Wrong. In fact, while you talk, I'm thinking; How can I give less of a tulip? That's why I look interested."Comment
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VAT Error Threshold
Error reporting threshold is now £10k Linky. So any underpayment under this threshold you simply add to your next return.Comment
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Wjat happens if in a VAT accounting period you've had Credit and Debit interest - can you net one off against the other?
Also If you've ONLY had debit interest - do you deduct this from your turnover figure ?
Afterall, all your doing is having negative values in your calculation...Cenedl heb iaith, cenedl heb galon
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Hi BluebirdOriginally posted by Bluebird View PostWjat happens if in a VAT accounting period you've had Credit and Debit interest - can you net one off against the other?
Also If you've ONLY had debit interest - do you deduct this from your turnover figure ?
Afterall, all your doing is having negative values in your calculation...
The fact that you have paid interest to one party and earned interest from the same or another party makes no difference. Each is a separate "supply" for vat purposes.
PhilComment
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