Transactions

XXX HMRC VAT RETURNS has received £1,040,667 from 1 department.

Income

Contracts

No contracts

We currently have no contracts recorded for XXX HMRC VAT RETURNS.

By department

Top departments

# Department Total spend
  1. 1

    Ministry of Defence

    2021–2022

    £1.04 Million

    ~£520.3K/yr

By expense area

Top expense areas

# Expense area Total spend
  1. 1

    DIO-SSG

    Ministry of Defence · 2021–2022

    £1.04 Million

    ~£520.3K/yr

By expense type

Top expense types

# Expense type Total spend
  1. 1

    GCB001 - Output VAT Payment

    Ministry of Defence · 2021–2022

    £579 Thousand

    ~£289.4K/yr

  2. 2

    NCA003-Estates-Eqipment/Works

    Ministry of Defence · 2022

    £462 Thousand

Recent payments

Date Buyer Amount Expense area Expense type
2022-10-27 £461,904 DIO-SSG NCA003-Estates-Eqipment/Works
GCB001
2022-05-09 £350,701 DIO-SSG GCB001 - Output VAT Payment
GCB001 - Output VAT Payment
2021-10-28 £134,409 DIO-SSG GCB001 - Output VAT Payment
GCB001 - Output VAT Payment
2021-08-04 £93,652 DIO-SSG GCB001 - Output VAT Payment
GCB001 - Output VAT Payment

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Frequently asked questions

What is the latest payment data available for XXX HMRC VAT RETURNS?

The most recent payment data we have available for XXX HMRC VAT RETURNS is from October 2022. Government departments and public bodies typically publish their spending data on a monthly or quarterly basis.

How has XXX HMRC VAT RETURNS's government income changed over time?

XXX HMRC VAT RETURNS's government income has increased over time. In 2022, they received £812,606, compared to £228,061 in 2021 - an increase of 256.3%.

How much has XXX HMRC VAT RETURNS received from the UK government?

XXX HMRC VAT RETURNS has received a total of £1,040,667 from UK government organisations according to our records. This income comes from 1 government buyer.

Which government departments buy from XXX HMRC VAT RETURNS?

The primary government buyer from XXX HMRC VAT RETURNS is Ministry of Defence, which has spent £1,040,668.