- The government will legislate so electricity supplied via publicly accessible and workplace EV chargepoints is standard-rated VAT at 20% from 1 November 2026.
- This overrides uncertainty created by the Charge My Street Ltd tribunal ruling, which had suggested some public EV charging could qualify for the 5% reduced VAT rate.
- The legislation will also confirm that electricity supplied through public and workplace chargepoints is not treated as domestic use for climate change levy purposes.
Source: icaew.com
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