VAT records to be kept
What sales records do you keep?
You must record every sale and the amount charged to your customers including your intra-Community supplies and exports.
Your sales records should be separated into the different Value-Added Tax (VAT) rates including the exempt transactions. If you do not have a facility for separating sales VAT on transactions there are special schemes dealing with sales to unregistered persons.
Your sales should be supported by records, such as:
- invoices (to registered customers)
- sales dockets
- sales receipts
- cash register tally rolls
- delivery notes
- cash book
- VAT information exchange system (VIES) documents
- Intrastat returns
- stamped copies of single administrative documents (SADs) and other import documents
- bank statements.
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