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Posted Thu, 06 Jul 2023 10:56:53 GMT by Raquel
Dear All, We are contacting you on behalf of a VAT registered taxpayer in the UK. Sometimes their employees travel and therefore book hotels and take meals. As the company reimburses the amount of the expense to its employees, we understand that the company is entitled to reclaim the input VAT on these expenses (VAT), as these expenses are fully business related. However, sometimes hotel/restaurant invoices (over £250) are not issued in the name of the UK entity. We are aware that the company name is not required for invoices under £250. However, the question is: If the invoice is over £250 and is issued in the name of the employee, should we ask the supplier for a new invoice with the company (client) tax details or can we deduct the input VAT even if the company's tax details are not indicated on the invoice? Thank you in advance for your help. Best regards, Raquel
Posted Thu, 13 Jul 2023 11:47:54 GMT by HMRC Admin 20 Response
Hi Raquel,

You would need to go back to the supplier and request a VAT invoice which is in the name of the company so that you have the necessary evidence of input tax.
Please see link for input tax below:
10. Introduction to input tax

Thank you.

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