Submitting online VAT returns

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Value Added Tax

Guidance

All VAT registered businesses are required to submit their VAT return electronically unless they are covered by one of the exemptions explained below. If a business is legally required to submit an electronic return and it renders a paper VAT return, it may incur a penalty. This note should be read in conjunction with the Making Tax Digital ― overview guidance note as most businesses are required to meet the MTD provisions when submitting VAT returns.

Who must submit an electronic VAT return?

All businesses are required to submit an electronic VAT return, with the exception of the following, who are exempted from being required to submit an electronic VAT return:

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where it is not possible for the business to use a computer to submit its returns, for reasons of age, disability or remoteness of location
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where HMRC is satisfied that the business is run by practising members of a religious society,

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