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VAT Registration

VAT Registration

Thank you for purchasing our VAT Registration service. In order for us to process your application, we just need a few details. Simply fill in the form and we’ll take care of the rest.
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    This should be the address where the majority of your trade or business activities will take place. Please note that HMRC does not allow the use of virtual mailing addresses. As a result, our business address cannot be used for this purpose.
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    If yes, please provide the date of the first taxable supply in the format DD/MM/YYYY. If the business has not yet made any taxable supplies, does it plan to do so in the future? If so, please enter the expected start date for making taxable supplies, also in the format DD/MM/YYYY. (Note: HMRC only accepts a future date within the next 4 months)
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    How to find your company's Unique Taxpayer Reference (UTR)

    HMRC will send you a letter containing your Unique Taxpayer Reference (UTR) number to your registered office address within 2 to 3 weeks of your limited company being formed. This letter is a CT41(G) Form, which will contain your company’s 10-digit UTR number.

    If you have our Registered Office service, you can view the mail we have received for your company by logging in to your customer portal and navigating to the 'My Mail' section from your dashboard.

    If you have now located your UTR number please click 'Previous' and answer Yes to 'Do you know your company's Unique Taxpayer Reference?'

    If you have not yet been provided with your UTR number, please request it from HMRC here and return to this form once you have received it.

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    This is 10 numbers, for example, 1234567890. It will be on tax returns and other letters about Corporation Tax. It may be called ‘reference’, ‘UTR’ or ‘official use’. If you are unsure of your UTR, please request it here and return to this form once you have received it from HMRC.
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    You can find this on your National Insurance card, benefit letter, payslip or P60. For example, ‘QQ 12 34 56 C’.
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    Proof of Identity

    As a non-UK citizen without a UK National Insurance number you are required to provide proof of identity. Please note that for the purpose of VAT registration these documents do not need to be certified.

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    Primary Evidence

    On the next page please upload one piece of primary evidence for the person named in the Director Details section. This evidence must be a copy of a government-issued photo identification which can include:

    • Passport
    • Photo Driver's License
    • National Identity Card
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    Documents should whenever possible be in PDF format for HMRC.
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    Max. file size: 10.6MB
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    Secondary Evidence

    On the next two pages, please upload two unique pieces of secondary evidence for the person named in the Director Details section. This evidence can include:

    • Mortgage Statement
    • Lease/Rental Agreement (must be dated within the last year)
    • Birth Certificate
    • A Marriage or Civil Partnership Certificate
    • Work Permit/Visa
    • A utility bill (dated within the last 3 months)
    • Correspondence from the Department for Work and Pensions confirming access to benefits
    • An official document from an employer that includes your name, date of birth and tax identification number

     

    Important: Kindly note that HMRC require all documents to be translated into English and certified by a notary in order to be accepted as supporting evidence for a VAT application.


    Please upload the documents in PDF format.

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    Please upload your first piece of secondary evidence.
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    This must be distinct from the secondary evidence submitted on the previous page.
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    Please note: You cannot use our address for this purpose.
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    Please note: you cannot use our address for this purpose.
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    The business must monitor its turnover every month and add up the total amount to cover the last 12 months. This is called a ‘rolling 12-month period'. If one month’s turnover takes the business over £90,000 in any rolling 12-month period, it must register for VAT. VAT taxable turnover is the total value of everything sold that is not exempt from VAT. More information on how to calculate taxable turnover can be found here,
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    This could happen if, for example, a business planned to run an exhibition and anticipated selling so many tickets it expected to go over the VAT threshold. The business must register for VAT when you expected it to go over the threshold, not when it actually went over the threshold.
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    Please note that registering for a VAT exemption means your company will not be issued a VAT registration number and will be treated as exempt. As a result, you will not be able to charge VAT on the goods or services you provide, nor will you be able to reclaim VAT on most business purchases.
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    To keep the number the previous owner must first deregister the business for VAT. You must then apply for VAT no more than 30 days after the previous owner applies to deregister.
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    By choosing to keep its current VAT registration number, the business agrees: - to submit its first VAT return to HMRC, with the VAT due for the whole period on the form - to pay HMRC any VAT due on the previous owner’s stocks, assets and any supplies they made - that any VAT return the previous owner made after the transfer date, will be treated as though made by the current business - it will have no right to claim money HMRC paid the previous owner before the transfer of the business
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    The business will be signed up for Making Tax Digital for VAT

    Businesses signed up to Making Tax Digital for VAT must use software to:

    • keep digital records
    • submit VAT Returns directly to HMRC

    More information about Making Tax Digital for VAT can be found here.

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    Please select all that apply.
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    Please note: You cannot use our address for this purpose. It is important that you provide the full and correct address, as HMRC will send the VAT registration number to this location by post. It is essential that you provide the full and accurate address of the location where the business actually operates, as HMRC will send the VAT registration number to this address by post.
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    Some transactions involving land building are exempt from VAT. You can read more information about this here: https://www.gov.uk/hmrc-internal-manuals/vat-land-and-property.
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    Describe the type of goods or services the business sells. (Max 250 characters)
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    You can find a list of SIC codes here. Please note: Companies House accept a minimum of 1 and a maximum of 4 SIC codes.
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    Please select ‘yes’ if any of the partners or directors in the business have acted as a sole trader, partner or director in any other business in the United Kingdom or Isle of Man in the last 2 years.
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    • Active
    • Inactive
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    Try to make your estimate as accurate as possible. It may be used to calculate how much VAT you owe if you do not submit your return on time. VAT rates on different goods and services
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    Try to make your estimate as accurate as possible. It may be used to calculate how much VAT you owe if you do not submit your return on time. VAT rates on different goods and services
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    Try to make your estimate as accurate as possible. It may be used to calculate how much VAT you owe if you do not submit your return on time. VAT rates on different goods and services
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    Most businesses do not claim VAT refunds. It is only possible when the VAT a business pays on business-related purchases is more than the VAT it charges customers.
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    Note: The VAT registration start date must be on or after the date of incorporation and within the last 4 years. However, please be aware that HMRC does not allow the start date to be more than 3 months from today or 4 years in the past.
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    This scheme allows companies to send just one VAT return each year. You must estimate the amount of VAT that will be owed in advance and then pay monthly or quarterly estimates to make up the yearly amount. Any amount over/underpaid throughout the year will be corrected when the VAT return is filed at the end of the year. More information on the Annual Accounting Scheme can be found here. .
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    • Monthly
    • Quarterly
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    • BACS/Internet Banking
    • Bank Giro Transfer
    • CHAPS
    • Standing Order
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    • January
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    • April
    • May
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    • August
    • September
    • October
    • November
    • December
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    The VAT Flat Rate Scheme is a method of calculating how much VAT is due to HMRC each quarter without the need to calculate the VAT on expenses. Instead, simply take a percentage of gross sales as set by HMRC, and pay and report this amount when due. More information on the VAT Flat Rate Scheme can be found here.
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    ‘Relevant goods’ are moveable items or materials used exclusively to run the company. They include gas and electricity. If you cannot decide right now, please answer ‘no’. The business can register for the Flat Rate Scheme at a later date. Do not include: - travel and accommodation expenses - food and drink consumed by directors or staff - vehicle costs including fuel, unless the company is in the transport business and staff are using their own or a leased vehicle - rent, internet, phone bill - accountancy fees - gifts, promotional items and donations - goods the company will resell or hire out unless this is its main business activity - training and memberships - capital items, for example office equipment, laptops, mobile phones and tablets - services - that is, anything not classified as ‘goods’
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    Please note: It’s your legal responsibility to check the business type is the right one as this will affect the rate of VAT you will pay. More information regarding VAT rates by business type can be found here.
    • Accountancy or book-keeping
    • Advertising
    • Agricultural services
    • Architect, civil and structural engineer or surveyor
    • Boarding or care of animals
    • Business services not listed elsewhere
    • Catering services including restaurants and takeaways
    • Computer and IT consultancy or data processing
    • Computer repair services
    • Entertainment or journalism
    • Estate agency or property management services
    • Farming or agriculture not listed elsewhere
    • Film, radio, television or video production
    • Financial services
    • Forestry or fishing
    • General building or construction services
    • Hairdressing or other beauty treatment services
    • Hiring or renting goods
    • Hotel or accommodation
    • Investigation or security
    • Labour-only building or construction services
    • Laundry or dry-cleaning services
    • Lawyer or legal services
    • Library, archive, museum or other cultural activity
    • Management consultancy
    • Manufacturing fabricated metal products
    • Manufacturing food
    • Manufacturing not listed elsewhere
    • Manufacturing yarn, textiles or clothing
    • Membership organisation
    • Mining or quarrying
    • Packaging
    • Photography
    • Post offices
    • Printing
    • Publishing
    • Pubs
    • Real estate activity not listed elsewhere
    • Repairing personal or household goods
    • Repairing vehicles
    • Retailing food, confectionery, tobacco, newspapers or children's clothing
    • Retailing not listed elsewhere
    • Retailing pharmaceuticals, medical goods, cosmetics or toiletries
    • Retailing vehicles or fuel
    • Secretarial services
    • Social work
    • Sport or recreation
    • Transport or storage, including couriers, freight, removals and taxis
    • Travel agency
    • Veterinary medicine
    • Wholesaling agricultural products
    • Wholesaling food
    • Wholesaling not listed elsewhere
    • Any other activity not listed elsewhere
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    This date must be within 3 months of the date the business is registered for VAT.
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    You can check if the business that stores and dispatches your goods in the UK is registered with the FHDDS here.
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