Task 4 Flashcards

(18 cards)

1
Q

Input tax is usually recoverable by who

A

Registered traders on goods and services that are supplied for them

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How can traders recover the input tax?

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The following conditions must be meant, the goods or services must be supplied for business purposes not personal use, a VAT invoice is usually needed to support the claim, the input VAT must not be blocked(irrecoverable)

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3
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Input VAT on the following goods and services cannot be recovered

A

Most forms of business entertaining
Purchase of cars unless they’re 100% use for business purposes. however VAT can be recovered on the purchase of commercial vehicle vehicles like vans and lorries

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4
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In general, a business cannot recover input VAT on entertaining however there are some cases where VAT can be recovered

A

Employee entertainment(staff parties), if non-employees are included, the business can only recover input VAT on the proportion of expenses that relate to employees and non-employees who are customers from overseas
VAT on entertaining overseas customers can be recovered

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5
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What can you put through regarding Motor expenses if you can’t put it through the purchase of a car?

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A business can recover input VAT incurred on the running cost of a car such as fuel and repairs

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6
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Can you recover input tax on running costs of a car if it’s private use?

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Yes

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7
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What happens when a business pays fuel cost for an employee or soul trader and there is some private use?

A

extra output tax will be payable

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8
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What is a fuel scale charge?

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This varies with the CO2 emissions of the car. It is a VAT inclusive figure so the VAT element is calculated as /120

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9
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What happens if a car has an emission figure That’s not exactly equal to one of the scale charges on the HMRC list?

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It will be rounded down to the next lower figure

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10
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What happens if a business does not want to pay a fuel scale charge?

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It can reclaim only VAT on business fuel or not claim any VAT on fuel even for commercial vehicles. This has the advantage of being simple and useful if mileage is low.

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11
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Sale of asset – if the asset of a car on which the input tax was blocked, what happens to output VAT?

A

No output VAT is charged as it is an exempt sale, if the input VAT was recoverable on the car then output VAT is charged on the sale price is normal

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12
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What is a partly exempt trader?

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A taxable person who makes both taxable supplies and exempt supplies

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13
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What is the problem with partially exemption?

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taxable supplies entitle the supplier to a credit for input tax in respect of related costs, exempt supplies do not

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14
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What is input tax classified as if it relates to exempt supplies?

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De minimis (low)

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15
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Regarding partial exemption, what is the most common method to divide input tax?

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Into three parts, relating whole taxable supplies all recoverable,
relating holy to exempt supplies irrecoverable,
relating to overheads proportion which relate to taxable supplies can be recovered leaving the rest irrecoverable.

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16
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The standard method calculate the proportion relating to taxable suppliers using the following formula

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An allocated VAT on overheads X value of taxable supplies in the period excluding VAT/total value of supplies in the period excluding VAT= recoverable percent of residul input tax

17
Q

What happens to the total of irrecoverable input VAT?

A

Consist of that relating only to exempt supplies and the balance of an allocated VAT

18
Q

What happens if the total ir recoverable input tax does not exceed 50% are the total input VAT and there is no more than 625 per month on average

A

Then all the input VAT can be recovered