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If a business only supplies goods or services that are exempt from VAT, it is also considered to be exempt from VAT. If a business is VAT-exempt, it cannot be registered for VAT. Like other businesses that are not registered for VAT, VAT-exempt companies: Cannot charge VAT on any sales they make.

Yes, you can get a VAT refund even for your online purchases. The same rules apply: you must be a permanent resident in a non-EU country and the amount you paid must be above the minimum prescribed by the country of the online store.

You can purchase, a motor vehicle VAT- free when all the following conditions are met: the motor vehicle is supplied to a disabled person who normally uses a wheelchair to be mobile. the vehicle is permanently and substantially adapted.

Capital expenses You can claim back VAT on all capital expenses such as laptops or equipment purchased within the previous four years prior to the date of VAT registration. The goods must still be owned and used by your business or have been used to make a new product that's still owned and used by your business.

To claim for VAT exemption the supplier will usually ask you to sign a form declaring that the item is for a person with a disability or chronically sick. A Declaration form can be download from HM Revenue and Customs or from one of their local offices.

You will usually get your refund within 10 days of HMRC receiving your return but it may take longer. Only contact HMRC if you have not heard anything after 30 days.

Claiming back VAT involves completing a VAT Return usually each quarter. If completing the VAT Return form online on HMRC's website, you must enter how much VAT your business was charged in that three-month accounting period for goods and services you are able to claim VAT on. This is known as input VAT.

To get the product VAT free your disability has to qualify. For VAT purposes, you're disabled or have a long-term illness if: you have a physical or mental impairment that affects your ability to carry out everyday activities, for example blindness. you have a condition that's treated as chronic sickness, like diabetes.

Where an entity recognises in their accounts in accordance with GAAP a refund of a sum originally paid as VAT then: the refund is taxable as part of the trading profits, where they are currently carrying on the trade in which the payment to HMRC was made.