VAT returns and VAT registration

We know that VAT can be viewed as a bit of a dark art. There are so many rules about when VAT should be charged or claimed and at what rate, not to mention whether you should be registered.

There are also many schemes designed to simplify VAT such as the flat rate scheme, cash accounting and the annual accounting scheme. Choosing the right scheme can save you money and help out with your cashflow.

Whether you are starting out and need to consider VAT registration or the thought of completing your return just fills you with dread we can help.

We can help with VAT returns in a number of ways:

Completion of returns

From underlying records as part of our bookkeeping or management accounts package or from your accounting records.

Review of returns

A review of the return that you have compiled to give you the re-assurance that nothing has been missed.

VAT advice

We can also offer VAT advice if you have any specific queries.

Online filing

Most VAT returns must now be submitted online and this is something we can do as part of our VAT service.

VAT registration

We can give you advice about whether you should be registered, what schemes might be suitable for your business and complete your registration to get you up and running.

Our VAT returns and registration service can be provided as an individual service or can be combined with other services as part of a year round package such as our BLISS package.

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