VAT registration may be optional or compulsory, it all depends on your company turnover.
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VAT is a tax that is added to most goods and services sold or provided by VAT registered businesses. Businesses must register for VAT either when they expect their turnover to exceed £85,000 or if the VAT taxable turnover for the past 12 months was over £85,000. A company can choose to voluntarily register for VAT at any point, however, upon reaching these thresholds, VAT registration becomes mandatory. |
Most companies will be required to charge VAT at the standard rate and will generally pass this onto HMRC.
Selecting the most suitable VAT scheme for a business is important, as it affects how the business manages its VAT obligations.
Selecting the most suitable VAT scheme for a business is important, as it affects how the business manages its VAT obligations.
The difference between the VAT charged and VAT incurred is the VAT payable to HMRC.
There are benefits and downsides to each scheme and there is not a one size fits all approach, it is dependent on the activity of the company. Your dedicated accountant will be able to discuss which is most appropriate for your business.
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