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Commentary

V3.535 Margin scheme—global accounting

Part V3 Supplies, acquisitions and imports

This paragraph examines the global accounting scheme.

Overview of the global accounting scheme

By way of simplification of the system of accounting for VAT on supplies under the margin scheme, the global accounting scheme enables a taxable dealer to opt to account for VAT on the total profit margin on goods supplied by them during a prescribed accounting period rather than on an item by item basis. The use of the global accounting scheme is optional1.

One advantage of the scheme is that, unlike the other margin schemes, it allows the offsetting of a loss on one transaction against profits made on others.

Conditions for using the global accounting scheme

The global accounting scheme may be used to account for VAT on goods which2:

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    •ÌýÌýÌýÌý have a purchase price3 of £500 or less per individual item (including bulk purchases with a total purchase price in excess of £500, except for any individual items costing more than £500 included

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