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I'm doing a VAT return for a client that has just registered for VAT. First time I've had experience of this - all my other clients were already registered. They had to apply for planning permission (three years ago) for a change of use of the property they are renting and had a reasonably large architects bill to pay which inluded VAT. Can they reclaimn this? It's not really a physical item they still possess.



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No wouldnt think you could as you can only claim back services up to 6 months before you register.

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Thanks - that's that one scrubbed off the list. I kind of suspected it wouldn't be allowed - just wanted confirmation.

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