Which Is the Vat Number?

A Value Added Tax Identification Number or VAT Identification Number (VATIN) is an identifier used in many countries for value added tax purposes. In the European Union, a VAT Identification Number can be verified online at the official EU VAT Information Exchange System (VIES) website.

What is the VAT number in UK?

A VAT number is a unique ID that HMRC provides to businesses when they register for VAT. In the UK, VAT numbers are nine digits long and always have the prefix 'GB'. If you're dealing with a supplier in another EU country then its VAT number will follow a different format, with its own unique country code.

How do I find a company VAT number?

You can register your company for VAT online on HMRC's website. As part of the process, you will first create a VAT online account, which is often referred to as a 'Government Gateway Account'. You will use this account to submit your company's VAT returns to HMRC.