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Not affected are continuous supplies of services, where you should normally apportion input tax between business and private or non-business use. Standard-rated items include compressed fruit bars, consisting mainly of fruit and nuts, and also sweet tasting cereal bars, whether or not coated with chocolate, with the exception of bars which qualify as cakes — read paragraph 3.6 of this guidance. Although most drinks (other than medicinal drinks) are considered to fall within the general category of ‘food’ for VAT purposes, many drinks are standard-rated as alcoholic or non-alcoholic beverages. For VAT purposes, a beverage is a: If you’re supplying food in the course of catering you should read VAT Notice 709/1: catering and take-away food. 3.1 Basic foodstuffs If the consideration for a supply is not in money (as in a barter transaction — read paragraph 8.7) or the consideration is partly in money and partly something else (as in part exchange), the tax value of the supply is the monetary equivalent of the consideration (the open market value).

When services that you acquired wholly for business use are put to a private or other non-business use, you make a supply of services and must account for output tax. made outside the UK and the Isle of Man (see paragraph 4.8.3 for special place of supply rules for certain international services)

If you buy goods or services in other countries, you may have to pay VAT there. This should not happen if you buy goods for export from that country, but it may apply if, for example, you take part in a trade exhibition. If your business is a corporate body (a company, charity or association), the rules do not allow you to reclaim any VAT on goods or services obtained before the body was incorporated. But you can treat this VAT as input tax if the: If you have read section 29 and you think that any of your supplies might be zero-rated, reduced-rated or exempt, you should read the appropriate notice referred to in section 29. as input tax the VAT on meals you take when you’re away from your normal place of work on a business trip, but you cannot recover the VAT on meals which are not taken for business purposes Note: this supply is taxable and VAT is due on the selling price to your customer even if you receive a lesser amount from the finance company. You do not make an exempt supply. The finance company makes a supply of credit facilities to the customer in a separate transaction

You do not need to notify HMRC in advance if you wish to adopt this alternative, but having made such an option, you cannot then change it without first getting agreement by writing to the VAT Written Enquiries Team. If your business is not established in the UK, you’ll have to register for VAT if you make any taxable supplies here. You should read Retail schemes (VAT Notice 727) and the associated notices which will tell you more about the individual schemes. The schemes are designed to suit different types of business, and this notice will help you decide. 1.2.3 Business between Northern Ireland and EU Motor and heating fuels general information and accounting for Excise Duty and VAT (Excise Notice 179) A supply takes place if a registered person’s business assets are sold in satisfaction of a debt. Paragraph 18.4 tells you how to deal with these sales. 8.12 Payphones and phonecards 8.12.1 Payphonesgoods are lost on their way to your customer and the contract makes the customer responsible for any loss before delivery Under the Freedom of Information Act you’re entitled to see certain information held by HMRC. For more information, see How to make a freedom of information ( FOI) request. But, when you become registered you can treat this VAT as though it were input tax if you hold acceptable evidence (read paragraph 19.7) and can meet the conditions in paragraph 11.2. This section explains how the criteria for zero rating (explained in paragraph 2.2 of this guidance) apply to general food products supplied for both home consumption and for processing within the food industry.

Where, however, you supply together a minor standard-rated item with a main zero-rated food item you can treat the supply as a single supply of the main zero-rated item where the standard-rated item:

on a car, including fitted accessories and delivery charges (read Motoring expenses (VAT Notice 700/64)) asking if you’re unsure of any matter connected with the tax — HMRC will not normally have time to look at all aspects of your records and business, so you cannot assume that you are accounting for the tax or duty correctly on everything just because no errors are found But, even if your activities have some or all the characteristics of a business, they are not business if they’re essentially a recreation or hobby and the making of taxable supplies is only incidental to this. 4.6.3 Non-business