Check whether VAT registration may be getting close.
Use this checker to compare your taxable turnover against the current VAT registration threshold and understand whether you may need to act soon.
Use it before VAT registration becomes urgent.
VAT registration is based on VAT-taxable turnover, not simply your accounting year or profit. This checker helps you see how close you may be.
Check your VAT registration position.
Enter your taxable turnover for the last 12 months and any expected taxable turnover in the next 30 days.
Your check
Use VAT-taxable turnover only. This normally excludes exempt income, but the exact VAT treatment depends on the goods, services and circumstances.
Your result
Based on VAT-taxable turnover of £82,000 for the last 12 months.
The VAT registration threshold is currently £90,000 of VAT-taxable turnover over a rolling 12-month period. You must also consider whether you expect taxable turnover to exceed the threshold in the next 30 days. This checker is a planning tool only and is not VAT advice.
It is a rolling 12-month test
VAT registration is not based only on your tax year, accounting year or calendar year. You should look at VAT-taxable turnover over the last 12 months and review it regularly.
Registration affects more than tax
VAT registration can affect pricing, cash flow, invoices, bookkeeping, customer communication, VAT returns and Making Tax Digital record-keeping.
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Use the checker to see where you stand, then use a checklist to prepare your records, pricing, invoicing, bookkeeping and VAT filing process.
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Need help understanding your VAT registration position?
The checker gives a useful starting point. A proper conversation helps you understand what VAT registration may mean for pricing, cash flow, bookkeeping and compliance.
Check the threshold, then plan before VAT becomes urgent.
VAT registration can affect pricing, bookkeeping, cash flow, invoicing and customer communication. Use this as a starting point before acting.