- Healthcare sector experiencing technological advancements
- Need for healthcare providers to navigate complex VAT legislation
- Default VAT rate for UK businesses to UK customers is 20%
- Medical services are generally exempt from VAT
- Disputes with HM Revenue and Customs over medical exemption
- Financial consequences of VAT exemption
- Conditions for medical exemption to apply
- Cosmetic procedures subject to standard rate of VAT
- Case study of client not qualifying for medical exemption
- Client’s supplies taxable at standard rate of 20%
Source: crowe.com
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