HMRC says all VAT-registered businesses are likely to have to file their Returns online and pay electronically by 2012 "at the latest". In other words, that sound you can hear ringing in your ears ...

From the 1 November, businesses will no longer be able to use their existing VAT online account to file their quarterly or monthly VAT returns. VAT registered businesses must now sign up for Making ...

Registering for VAT online. All UK business owners can register for VAT online at HMRC’s website, (unless you have unusual circumstances, for example if you trade internationally). If you are in a ...

A VAT return is sent to HMRC quarterly and it is the way that you report how much VAT you have charged to customers and also to reclaim VAT on allowable expenses. You will need to complete this ...

From April 2019, all businesses with an annual turnover in excess of £85,000 will have to submit their VAT returns electronically using HMRC-approved software. See also: ...

VAT returns must be submitted quarterly, and payment must be made at the same time. The deadline for submitting VAT returns and paying VAT is one month and seven days after the end of the relevant ...

You can register for VAT online with HMRC. Once approved, you should receive a unique VAT number relevant only to your business within 30 days. It will be provided on a VAT registration certificate , ...

The VAT helpline will still be open for five days each month ahead of the deadline for filing VAT returns - but outside of this time, you will have to use the online services.