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Taxable turnover for VAT threshold
_Chris__2
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Sorry all, getting a little lost on this and have Googled the hell out of it, but just need to have some sort of conversation on it if that's okay.
Is the taxable turnover for VAT threshold based on any or all of the following please:
1. Full total income / revenue?
2. On all the goods you purchased that were vatable?
3. The nett profit declared for tax purposes on the tax return?
4. The gross profit declared for tax purposes on the tax return?
(Sole trader).
Is the taxable turnover for VAT threshold based on any or all of the following please:
1. Full total income / revenue?
2. On all the goods you purchased that were vatable?
3. The nett profit declared for tax purposes on the tax return?
4. The gross profit declared for tax purposes on the tax return?
(Sole trader).
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Calculate your turnoverYour turnover is the total value of everything you sell that is not exempt from VAT. It also includes:zero-rated goods
goods you hired or loaned to customers
business goods used for personal reasons
goods you bartered, part-exchanged or gave as gifts
services you received from businesses in other countries that you had to ‘reverse charge’
building work over £100,000 your business did for itself0 -
Effective 1 noting the points above on gifts/part ex etc0
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Thanks, yeah, I did already see that on the gov website.MattMattMattUK said:Calculate your turnoverYour turnover is the total value of everything you sell that is not exempt from VAT. It also includes:zero-rated goods
goods you hired or loaned to customers
business goods used for personal reasons
goods you bartered, part-exchanged or gave as gifts
services you received from businesses in other countries that you had to ‘reverse charge’
building work over £100,000 your business did for itself0
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