Trampoline Vat exempt


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Devientenigma said:If we have to pay it we will but I’m just trying to save where possible as social services are quite finicky where money goes and how much should be spent on what!
The only experience I have is of buying disability-specific items from specialist suppliers, they generally provide a form to complete regarding the VAT exemption.
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Every penny of his pip award has to be accounted for, he’s only allowed £20 per month to spen on clothes and stuff.0
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I'm not sure why "every penny" of his PIP award has to be accounted for ??
As for the VAT exemption I think the answer to that would be no.0 -
Highly unlikely that you would be able to claim this.
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what does he usually do for exercise? I cant see a trampoline ever being VAT exemptLast bet : 26th Oct 2006:j Debt free 25th Feb 2008:j Living "my" dream:T0
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What HMRC means by ‘designed solely for disabled people’
This means that the original intention of the product’s designer was to produce an appliance or equipment solely to meet the needs of people with one or more disability.
You cannot buy goods that are designed for use by disabled and non-disabled people alike VAT-free. Goods that are bought to be used by or that are mainly bought by disabled people cannot be bought without VAT unless they’re designed solely for use by disabled people.
For example, general purpose equipment such as an air conditioning device, a reclining chair or an orthopaedic bed might benefit a disabled person but cannot be bought VAT-free because they’re not designed solely for use by a disabled person.
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/vat-relief-on-certain-goods-if-you-have-a-disability
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