VAT Registration Form

We will use the details you provide to complete your VAT registration online with HMRC

VAT Registration

1. Reason for registering

Are you registering for VAT for either of the following reasons:

- You have taken over (or are about to take over) a business (or part of a business)

- You have changed (or are about to change) the legal status of a business (e.g moving from operating as a sole trader to a limited company)

Please contact your accountant on 020 3355 4047 to discuss this before continuing with this form.

Does the business have a fixed establishment in the UK or Isle of Man?
A UK or Isle of Man establishment exists if either: - The place where essential management decisions are made and the business’s central administration is carried out is in the UK or Isle of Man. - The business has a permanent physical presence with the human and technical resources to make or receive taxable supplies in the UK or Isle of Man.
What type of business do you want to register for VAT?
Please select if any of the following circumstances apply to your business: (If none apply, leave blank)

If you distance sell into Northern Ireland from EU countries and the value of your distance sales exceed the distance sales threshold in a calendar year you will need to complete a VAT1A Form. We are unable to advise on this area of VAT, but we can still act on your behalf as your accountant. If you require more support with this we recommend contacting a specialist in this area.

If you acquire goods from EU member states to bring into Northern Ireland and you've passed the acquisition threshold you will need to complete the VAT1B Form. We are unable to advise on this area of VAT, but we can still act on your behalf as your accountant. If you require more support with this we recommend contacting a specialist in this area.

If you need to register for VAT because you're intending to dispose of goods on what you, or a predecessor, has claimed, or is intending to claim, a repayment of VAT under the Directive 2008/9 or 13th Directive refund arrangements you will need to complete a VAT1C Form. We are unable to advise on this area of VAT, if you require support with this we recommend contacting a specialist in this area.

If your business activities relate to the buying, selling or letting of land or property, HMRC will need further information about this involvement and you you will need to complete a VAT5L Form. We are unable to advise on this area of VAT, if you require support with this we recommend contacting a specialist in this area.

2. Your details:

Have you ever changed your name?
For example, if you got married or changed your name by deed poll.
Are you a UK National?
Have you already provided us with your National Insurance number?
You will need to upload two forms of identification (i.e drivers licence and passport) so we can process your registration:

Maximum file size: 52.43MB

Maximum file size: 52.43MB

How would you prefer HMRC to contact you about VAT?

3. Business details

Please confirm the status and location of the business:
This must be the address where your business actually trades from, and not the registered office address.
Please select your business type:
Does your company operate under a different trading name?
Does your company operate under a different trading name?
Does your business operate under a trading name?
Does your business operate under a trading name?

4. VAT registration details

We will set up your VAT periods in line with your company year-end. If you want to join the Annual Accounting Scheme, please call your accountant on 020 3355 4047 to discuss this before continuing with this form.

Does the business want to register for the Flat Rate Scheme?
Businesses on the Flat Rate Scheme: - Pay a fixed rate of VAT to HMRC, based on their business type. - Keep the difference between what they charge customers and pay to HMRC. - Can’t reclaim VAT on their purchases (except for certain capital assets over £2,000. - Usually have simpler VAT records than businesses on the standard rate scheme. If you're not sure about this, please call your accountant on 020 3355 4047.
Will the business spend more than £250 over the next 3 months on relevant goods?
Will the business spend more than £20, including VAT, on relevant goods over the next 3 months?
Are you applying for voluntary registration or compulsory registration?
Voluntary - Your turnover has not exceeded the VAT registration threshold, but you still want to register your business for VAT. Compulsory - Your turnover has exceeded, or is going to exceed the VAT registration threshold.

Voluntary registration

Please select one of the options below:
Do you want an earlier registration?

Compulsory registration

Please select one of the options below:
Do you want an earlier registration?

Your turnover

Will the business trade VAT-taxable goods with countries outside the UK?
Do you need an EORI number?
To work out an estimate of your taxable supplies, look at your taxable turnover over in the last 12 months. Taxable turnover for VAT is the total value of your supplies that are taxed at the standard, reduced or zero-rate. The supply of goods and services that are exempt from VAT is not part of your taxable turnover. If you’re aware of any orders and changes to your business that will affect that turnover, those factors should be reflected in your estimate.
Zero-rated supplies – this applies to supplies such as food, books, newspapers and young children’s clothing. This list is not exhaustive, for further information regarding zero rated call us on 020 3355 4047.
Do you expect to make any exempt supplies?
Exempt supplies are business supplies that do not attract VAT at either standard, reduced or zero rate. They’re not part of your taxable turnover for VAT. If you’re registered for VAT and make some exempt supplies, you may not be able to claim back all of your input VAT. Most supplies of goods and services in the UK are taxable supplies unless they’re specifically excluded by law – these are exempt supplies. Examples include: - Insurance - Betting, gambling and lotteries (but not fruit machine takings) - Providing credit - Certain education and training - Fund raising events by charities - Subscriptions to certain membership organisations - The services of doctors and dentists - Certain services from undertakers
Do you expect to receive goods in Northern Ireland from an EU member state in the next 12 months?
Do you expect to to either sell goods located in Northern Ireland at the time of sale or sell goods from Northern Ireland to EU member states in the next 12 months?

Business activities

Do you sell goods?
Do you use a fulfilment warehouse to dispatch your goods from the UK?
Do you intend to sell goods direct to customers from overseas?
Do you intend to send goods direct to customers from within the EU?
Do you supply workers to provide a service to another business?
Intermediary Supply Workers
Are you (or any of the partners or directors in this business) currently involved, or in the last 2 years have been involved, in any other business in the UK or Isle of Man (VAT registered or not) either as a sole trader, partner or director?:
Do you expect the VAT on your purchases to regularly exceed the VAT on your taxable supplies?

5. Bank details

Are you able to provide business bank account details?
Please select one of the reasons below: