Value Added Tax Citation and commencement 1 1 These Regulations may be cited as the Value Added Tax (Amendment) (No. 2) Regulations 2009 and, subject to paragraph (2) below, come into force on 1st April 2009 in relation to input tax incurred by a taxable person on goods imported or acquired by, or goods or services supplied to, him on or after that date. 2 Where 31st March 2009 falls within the prescribed accounting period of a taxable person, the amendments made by these regulations shall not, in relation to that taxable person, have effect until the day after the end of that prescribed accounting period. 2 The Value Added Tax Regulations 1995 are amended as follows. 3 In regulation 99(1)(a) (definition of exempt input tax), after “regulation” insert “101,”. 4 In regulation 101 (attribution of input tax to taxable supplies)— a in paragraph (1) for “103B” substitute “103A”, b at the beginning of paragraph (2) insert “Subject to paragraph (8) below and regulation 107(1)(g)(ii),”, c at the end of paragraph (2)(c) omit “and”, d in paragraph (2)(d)— i at the beginning, insert “where a taxable person does not have an immediately preceding longer period and subject to subparagraph (e) below,”, ii for “input tax on such of those goods or services as are used or to be used by him in making both taxable and exempt supplies” substitute “residual input tax”, e after paragraph (2)(d), insert— e the attribution required by subparagraph (d) above may be made on the basis of the extent to which the goods or services are used or to be used by him in making taxable supplies, f where a taxable person has an immediately preceding longer period and subject to subparagraph (g) below, his residual input tax shall be attributed to taxable supplies by reference to the percentage recovery rate for that immediately preceding longer period, and g the attribution required by subparagraph (f) above may be made using the calculation specified in subparagraph (d) above provided that that calculation is used for all the prescribed accounting periods which fall within any longer period applicable to a taxable person. , f in paragraph (3), after “(2)(d)” insert “or (g)”, g after paragraph (3)(c), omit “and”, h at the end of paragraph (3)(d), insert “and”, i after paragraph (3)(d) insert— e supplies of a description falling within paragraph (8) below. , j in paragraph (4), after “(2)(d)” insert “, (e) or (g)”, k in paragraph (5), after “(2)(d)” insert “, (e) or (g)”, and l after paragraph (6), insert— 7 In this regulation “taxable supplies” include supplies of a description falling within regulation 103. 8 Input tax incurred on goods or services acquired by or supplied to a taxable person which are used or to be used by him in whole or in part in making— a supplies falling within either item 1 or item 6 of Group 5 of Schedule 9 to the Act; or b supplies made from an establishment situated outside the United Kingdom, shall, whether the supply in question is made within or outside the United Kingdom, be attributed to taxable supplies on the basis of the extent to which the goods or services are used or to be used by him in making taxable supplies. 9 For the purposes of this regulation in relation to a taxable person— a “immediately preceding longer period” means the longer period applicable to him which ends immediately before the longer period in which the prescribed accounting period in respect of which he is making the attribution required by paragraph (2)(d) to (g) above falls; b “percentage recovery rate” means the amount of relevant residual input tax which he was entitled to attribute to taxable supplies under regulation 107(1)(a) to (d), expressed as a percentage of the total amount of the residual input tax which fell to be so attributed and rounded up in accordance with paragraphs (4) and (5) above; c “relevant residual input tax” means all residual input tax other than that which falls to be attributed under paragraph (8) above. 10 In this regulation “residual input tax” means input tax incurred by a taxable person on goods or services which are used or to be used by him in making both taxable and exempt supplies. . 5 In regulation 102 (use of other methods), in paragraph (2) for “101(3)” substitute “101(3)(a) to (d)”. 6 In regulation 103 (attribution of input tax to foreign and specified supplies), after “Other than where it falls to be attributed under” insert “regulation 101 or”. 7 In regulation 103B (attribution of input tax incurred on services and related goods used to make financial supplies), at the beginning of paragraph (2) insert “Other than where it falls to be attributed under regulation 101,”. 8 In regulation 107 (adjustment of attribution)— a in paragraph (1) omit “, and where all his exempt input tax in that longer period cannot be treated as attributable to taxable supplies under regulation 106,”, b at the end of paragraph (1) omit “shall”, c for subparagraphs (a) to (c) substitute— a shall, subject to subparagraphs (b), (c) and (d) below, determine for the longer period the amount of input tax which is attributable to taxable supplies according to the method used in the prescribed accounting periods, b shall, where he has provisionally attributed input tax in accordance with regulation 101(2)(e) in any prescribed accounting period, determine for the longer period the amount of residual input tax which is attributable to taxable supplies on the basis of the extent to which the goods or services are used or to be used by him in making taxable supplies, c may, where he has not provisionally attributed input tax in accordance with regulation 101(2)(e) but was nevertheless entitled to do so, determine for the longer period the amount of residual input tax which is attributable to taxable supplies on the basis of the extent to which the goods or services are used or to be used by him in making taxable supplies, d shall, where he has provisionally attributed residual input tax under regulation 101(2)(f), determine for the longer period the amount of residual input tax which is attributable to taxable supplies using the calculation specified in regulation 101(2)(d) subject to the provisions of regulation 101(3) to (5), e shall apply the tests set out in regulation 106 to determine whether all input tax in the longer period in question shall be treated as attributable to taxable supplies, f shall calculate the difference between the amount of input tax determined to be attributable to taxable supplies under subparagraphs (a) to (e) above and the amounts of input tax, if any, which were deducted in the returns for the prescribed accounting periods, and g shall include any such amount of over-deduction or under-deduction in a return for— i the first prescribed accounting period next following the longer period, or ii the last prescribed accounting period in the longer period, except where the Commissioners allow another return to be used. , d for paragraph (2), substitute— 2 Where a taxable person makes no adjustment as required by paragraph (1) above, the requirement shall be that the adjustment is made in the return for the first prescribed accounting period next following the longer period. , and e after paragraph (3) insert— 4 In this regulation “residual input tax” has the same meaning as in regulation 101(10). . 9 In regulation 107B— a in paragraph (1)— i at the beginning insert “Other than where input tax falls to be attributed under regulation 101(8) or regulation 107(1)(b) or (c),”, ii for “regulation 107(1)(a)” substitute “regulation 107(1)(a) or (d)”, and b in paragraph (2)(b)— i for “regulation 107(1)(c)” substitute “regulation 107(1)(g)”, ii after “longer period” insert “or the return for the last prescribed accounting period in the longer period if applicable”. 10 After regulation 107E insert— 107F The references in regulations 107C and 107E to an apportionment under regulation 101(2)(d) in relation to a longer period include cases where the apportionment is made under regulation 107(1)(a) or (d) using the calculation specified in regulation 101(2)(d). . Steve Lamey Dave Hartnett Two of the Commissioners for Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs 31st March 2009