- From 1 November 2026, electricity supplied through publicly accessible and workplace EV charging points will be subject to VAT at the standard rate of 20%.
- The legislation is intended to override the 5% reduced-rate treatment supported by the First-tier Tribunal in Charge My Street Ltd, following HMRC’s appeal.
- The change is prospective and gives operators certainty going forward.
- It does not necessarily settle the VAT treatment of supplies made before 1 November 2026, so historical VAT adjustments may still be relevant depending on the litigation outcome and individual facts.
Source: deeksvat.co.uk
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