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Compulsory Registration: From 1st April 2024, if a business’s annual taxable sales exceed £90,000 or are expected to surpass this limit within the next 30 days, VAT registration is mandatory. (VAT threshold for was earlier set at £85,000).
Voluntary Registration: You can choose to voluntarily register for VAT even if your taxable turnover is below the VAT registration threshold. This option allows businesses to reclaim VAT on their expenses, appear more credible to customers, and engage in transactions with other VAT-registered companies.
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Perfect Pearls Dental Studio
“Easy, smooth, fast and efficient – made simple by both Nicky and Emma. They were friendly and patient and helped guide you through the process. Very pleased. Also introduce you to additional services that are required soon after the set up. Thank you.”
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HMB&S Fitness for All
“Started using this service just a couple of days ago and Nicky was most helpful in registering our company with Companies House. I have continued to use their services. We have now begun a longer term working relationship with them in that they will support us with our Companies House annual documentation, and we may at some point consider using their accounting services, depending on the growth of the company. Thoroughly recommend this service to any aspiring and new ventures.”
After registering for VAT in the UK, businesses need to adhere to certain procedures:
Charging VAT: Once registered, a business must charge VAT on all taxable sales made to customers. The VAT charged to customers is referred to as ‘output VAT’
Reclaiming Input VAT: Businesses can reclaim some of the VAT paid on costs from their suppliers. This reclaimed VAT is known as ‘input VAT’
Filing VAT Returns: Registered businesses must file regular VAT returns with HMRC, declaring the output VAT charged and input VAT reclaimed. The difference between these amounts determines what must be paid to or refunded by HMRC
Late Registration Penalties: If a business registers for VAT late, it must pay VAT on sales made since the registration should have occurred. Penalties may apply depending on the amount owed and the lateness of registration
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