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I was so glad when i deregistered one of my businesses. The bloody reminders do my head in!
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Yep, I'll probably do this.Originally posted by Gonzo View PostI have had a look through all the paperwork from where I de-registered for VAT one year ago.
- I applied for de-registration with effect from the end of the first month of the VAT quarter.
- I received a confirmation letter from HMRC that I had de-registered from VAT about one week before the end of the normal VAT quarter.
- At the same time I received an email reminder to submit my VAT return for the whole quarter online.
- Before the deadline for submission though HMRC removed that quarter's return from the online portal so there was nothing for me to do.
I suspect that there is just a lag while HMRCs systems all catch up so I would check again a few days before the submission deadline.
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- I applied for de-registration with effect from the end of the first month of the VAT quarter.
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I have had a look through all the paperwork from where I de-registered for VAT one year ago.Originally posted by BolshieBastard View PostI've de registered for VAT. Sent all the forms off to Southend and completed the final paper VAT Return they required in January.
Those awfully nice people in Southend have now sent me a reminder to complete an electronic VAT Return for the current quarter in which de registration has been confirmed.
Not only that, those awfully nice people in Southend dont put their telephone number on their reminder just in case you may want to call and ask them a question.
Should I complete the on line VAT Return even though my de registration has already been confirmed?
- I applied for de-registration with effect from the end of the first month of the VAT quarter.
- I received a confirmation letter from HMRC that I had de-registered from VAT about one week before the end of the normal VAT quarter.
- At the same time I received an email reminder to submit my VAT return for the whole quarter online.
- Before the deadline for submission though HMRC removed that quarter's return from the online portal so there was nothing for me to do.
I suspect that there is just a lag while HMRCs systems all catch up so I would check again a few days before the submission deadline.
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- I applied for de-registration with effect from the end of the first month of the VAT quarter.
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No, winding up the company. I'll start a new co when I get(!) my next contract. I wont be registering for VAT with that co.Originally posted by Clippy View PostOut of interest, why have you de-registered?
Is it because you are on the bench?
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Out of interest, why have you de-registered?
Is it because you are on the bench?
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The de registration date is within the current VAT Period. But, de registration has been confirmed by HMRC and a final VAT Return submitted to Southend on paper as they requested over a month ago.Originally posted by pmeswani View PostIt depends on whether the degregistration falls inside the quarterly period for when VAT could have been charged.
IIRC, they said the final return must be submitted on paper and not electronically.
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It depends on whether the degregistration falls inside the quarterly period for when VAT could have been charged.Originally posted by BolshieBastard View PostI've de registered for VAT. Sent all the forms off to Southend and completed the final paper VAT Return they required in January.
Those awfully nice people in Southend have now sent me a reminder to complete an electronic VAT Return for the current quarter in which de registration has been confirmed.
Not only that, those awfully nice people in Southend dont put their telephone number on their reminder just in case you may want to call and ask them a question.
Should I complete the on line VAT Return even though my de registration has already been confirmed?
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VAT Deregistration query
I've de registered for VAT. Sent all the forms off to Southend and completed the final paper VAT Return they required in January.
Those awfully nice people in Southend have now sent me a reminder to complete an electronic VAT Return for the current quarter in which de registration has been confirmed.
Not only that, those awfully nice people in Southend dont put their telephone number on their reminder just in case you may want to call and ask them a question.
Should I complete the on line VAT Return even though my de registration has already been confirmed?Tags: None
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