In theory, it is true to say that food for human consumption is zero rated and no VAT is charged. However, unfortunately, it is not so easy in practice to identify what is categorised as “food”. In this article, we will explain what you need to know to understand the VAT treatment of food products, including confectionery, hot food, and catering.
- Exempt from VAT or Zero-rated – What’s the difference?
- VAT on Food
- VAT on Confectionery
- VAT on Hot Food
- VAT on Take-away food
- VAT on Catering
- When to seek advice
Source: blog.shorts.uk.com
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