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tax – notice VAT Notice 700/45: how to correct VAT errors and make adjustments or claims From: HM vat error correction form Revenue & Customs First published: 29 July 2013 Last updated:
How To Correct Vat Errors And Make Adjustments
23 July 2015, see all updates Part of: VAT Notices: numerical order, VAT Notices: alphabetical vat overpayment refund order, VAT and Tax agent and adviser guidance This notice explains how to correct VAT errors and make adjustments or claims. Document VAT Notice 700/45: how vat errors time limit to correct VAT errors and make adjustments or claims HTML Detail This notice cancels and replaces Notice 700/45 (July 2015). Published: 29 July 2013 Updated: 23 July 2015 + full page history 23 July 2015 4:23pm Error correction notification address amended in section 4.11 of this notice. 29 July 2013 12:00am
Vat652 Paper Form
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tax – form VAT: notification of errors in VAT returns (VAT652) English Cymraeg From: HM Revenue & Customs First published: 4 April 2014 Part of: VAT forms and VAT Use form VAT652 to tell HM Revenue overpaid vat and Customs (HMRC) about errors on your VAT returns that are over the current vat return box 6 threshold. Document Notification of errors in VAT returns (VAT652) Ref: VAT652 https://public-online.hmrc.gov.uk/lc/content/xfaforms/profiles/forms.html?contentRoot=repository:///Applications/Vat_iForms/1.0/VAT652&template=VAT652.xdp Detail Use form VAT652 to inform HMRC of any
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