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To get the product VAT free your disability has to qualify. For VAT purposes, youre disabled or have a long-term illness if: you have a physical or mental impairment that affects your ability to carry out everyday activities, for example blindness. you have a condition thats treated as chronic sickness, like diabetes.
Some goods and services such as education, healthcare and financial services may be exempt from VAT. These sales are exempt from VAT, without the right to deduct. This means you may not deduct the VAT you have paid on purchases related to such sales.
VAT law states that you must be chronically sick or disabled to qualify for VAT relief. A person is chronically sick or disabled if they either: have a physical or mental impairment that has a long-term and severe effect on their ability to carry out everyday activities.
VAT exempt supplies include: Education and training. Insurance, finance and credit. Fundraising events by charities. Medical treatments provided by hospitals. Subscriptions to membership organisations. Selling, leasing and letting of commercial land and buildings though authorities can waive this exemption.
Sign up for a VAT online account a 9-digit VAT number which you must include on all invoices you raise. information about how to set up your business tax account (if you do not have one already) - youll need this to access the VAT online service. information about when to submit your first VAT return and payment.
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VAT exemption is a tax incentive that allows businesses to avoid charging customers the standard VAT rate on goods and services. In some cases, businesses are even allowed to reclaim the tax they have already paid.
How do you claim VAT Exemption? To claim for VAT exemption the supplier will usually ask you to sign a form declaring that the item is for a person with a disability or chronically sick. A Declaration form can be download from HM Revenue and Customs or from one of their local offices.

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