For whatever reason, you decided to deregister one of your businesses for VAT. However, you still have costs with VAT on them coming in. Is it possible to claim it back?
Published 04.04.2012
One of your companies has ceased to trade due to the adverse impact of the pandemic. However, you are still owed a lot of money by some customers. Should you delay deregistering until they have paid
their debts?
Published 01.06.2021
You’ve decided to deregister one of your businesses from VAT. However, it still has costs relating to the time it was registered. Is it possible to claim back that VAT after deregistration?
Published 04.12.2013
You are closing down one of your companies, and so are deregistering it. However, you still have outgoings on which VAT is charged, including the office rent. Can you reclaim this even though the
company is no longer registered?
Published 03.09.2018
After seven years of frozen thresholds, the Chancellor has announced an increase in the deregistration sales threshold on 1 April 2024. What does this mean and what are the pitfalls of
deregistering?
Published 26.03.2024
Two subscribers traded as a farming partnership until the end of 2019. Income is now earned from letting a barn and farming equipment. No VAT has been charged because they intended to deregister from
VAT but forgot. Is there a problem?
Published 03.02.2021
If turnover is falling and you have the opportunity to de-register for VAT there are many advantages - but there are pitfalls to consider too. What are the principal ones to look out for?
Published 05.03.2013
The VAT deregistration threshold increase means more businesses could be able to deregister. What should you look out for to ensure that there are no unpleasant surprises and you don’t pay any
unnecessary VAT?
Published 06.10.2017
If you want to deregister from VAT and you own a property there are a number of traps to look out for in order to dodge an unexpected bill. What are they and how do you avoid them?
Published 04.03.2015
Is it possible to reduce your turnover, deregister from VAT and increase your profit? Surely this would be too good to be true and the VATman would have something to say about it?
Published 29.03.2011