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Most ingredients used in commercial food production are the same as those used in home cooking and baking, therefore the rules (explained in paragraph 3.2of this guidance) will apply.

If you make taxable supplies of goods or services to a customer for which you are not paid, you may be able to reclaim relief from VAT on the bad debts. You can find out more about this in Relief from VAT on bad debts (VAT Notice 700/18). 4.4 Supplies of goods Zero-rated as prepared food unless a supply made in the course of catering when standard-rated (or temporarily reduced rated) — read paragraph 2.1 of this guidance The existence of religious laws requiring certain foods to be prepared in particular ways (for example, kosher or halal) does not affect the liability of the final product, which is judged according to the normal VAT rules. However, the following liabilities have been agreed in respect of some specialised food products, which have exclusively sacramental use: building construction and refurbishment, particularly to domestic premises, which are carried out for the purpose of business but whose use changes over time Standard rating applies to any product falling within the general definition of confectionery even when that product is intended to meet the special nutritional needs of athletes. 4.6.4 Creatinesupplies you make which are liable at the standard rate, reduced rate or the zero rate (read section 3) Supplies which are made in the UK or the Isle of Man and which are not exempt are called taxable supplies. You should show the value of the supply to or acquisition of goods from EU member states in boxes 8 or 9 respectively of the VAT Return. 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

If you supply goods to a VAT-registered customer in an EU member state and the goods are removed from Northern Ireland to an EU country, your supply may be zero-rated provided you meet the appropriate conditions. VAT is not due on certain gifts. For more information read paragraphs 2.2 and 2.3 of Business promotions (VAT Notice 700/7). 8.10 Loss of goodsIf you supply standard and zero-rated food items (or zero-rated food items and standard-rated non-food items) together for a single price, this is a mixed supply for VAT purposes. The general rules for the treatment of mixed supplies and the way in which you should account for tax on them is dealt with in VAT Notice 700: the VAT guide.

For more information about the VAT treatment of supplies of goods between Northern Ireland and EU, and the conditions you must meet to zero rate your supplies, read VAT on movements of goods between Northern Ireland and the EU (VAT Notice 725). 5.8.1 EC Sales Lists

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All references in this notice to ‘temporarily reduced rate’ or ‘temporary reduced rate’ are to supplies made between 15 July 2020 and 31 March 2022 that temporarily benefit from the reduced rate. 1.2 Who should read this notice For most second-hand goods, there’s a special scheme which allows you to charge tax on the difference between your buying price and your selling price, rather than on the full selling price. Using the scheme is optional and is conditional on meeting the scheme rules about record keeping. Some features of VAT arise less frequently or only affect certain types of business. You will find detailed guidance on these in other, more specialised notices.

Both you and your customer must account for VAT if the customer is a taxable person. Paragraph 7.4 explains how you work out the value of these supplies. 8.8 Samples of goods storage jars obviously intended for use in storing future supplies of the product, or other products Whenever possible, you should try to resolve your complaint on the spot with the VAT officer, but if you’re unable to do so you should follow HMRC’s complaints procedure. 3. Introduction and liability to VAT 3.1 Introduction to VAT Tea, maté, herbal teas and similar products, and preparations and extracts of these (but this does not include soft drinks containing tea as only one of several ingredients) 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.Biscuits coated with icing, caramel or some other product different in taste and appearance from chocolate goods are lost on their way to a customer and the contract makes you responsible for any loss before delivery and: