BIM31500 - Value Added Tax: contents
This chapter explains how the Value Added Tax (VAT) rules interact with the rules for calculating the taxable profits of a trade. The chapter begins with a brief introduction to VAT and then goes on to explain the interaction in general between the two sets of tax rules. BIM31545 to BIM31620 deal with special cases. BIM31625 describes the circumstances in which you should refer to Head Office.
The chapter only deals with VAT in the context of its interaction with trade profits and is not intended to be a comprehensive guide to VAT. Detailed VAT guidance can be found in the VAT Manuals. A general guide to VAT is contained in VAT Notice 700.
The guidance is arranged as follows:
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BIM31501Introduction to VAT
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BIM31505Rates
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BIM31510Taxable/exempt supplies
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BIM31515Turnover below registration threshold
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BIM31520Input tax
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BIM31525General accounts treatment
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BIM31530Inclusive basis
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BIM31535Trader exempt/not taxable
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BIM31540Partial exemption
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BIM31545Motor cars
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BIM31550Private motoring
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BIM31555Business entertainment
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BIM31560Goods for own use
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BIM31570Interval between payment & recovery
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BIM31575Irrecoverable sums
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BIM31580Special schemes for retailers
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BIM31585Flat rate schemes
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BIM31590Groups & associated companies
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BIM31595Value of stock in trade
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BIM31600Starting or ceasing liability
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BIM31605Transfer as a going concern
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BIM31610Penalties & repayment supplement
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BIM31615Settlements after investigation
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BIM31620Timing of deduction
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BIM31625Reference to BAI Business Profits