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VFOOD2200 · Items benefiting from the relief: what is food?: food ingredients and additives

  • VFOOD2220 · General
  • VFOOD2240 · Sugars
  • VFOOD2260 · Starch
  • VFOOD2280 · Oils and fats
  • VFOOD2300 · Food: Items benefiting from the relief: what is food?: food ingredients and additives: salt
  • VFOOD2320 · Food: Items benefiting from the relief: what is food?: food ingredients and additives: herbs and spices
  • VFOOD2340 · Oleo resins
  • VFOOD2360 · Condiments
  • VFOOD2380 · Gelatine, collagen and derived products
  • VFOOD2400 · Preservatives
  • VFOOD2420 · Antioxidants
  • VFOOD2440 · Colourings
  • VFOOD2460 · Flavourings
  • VFOOD2480 · Emulsifiers and stabilisers
  • VFOOD2500 · Flavour enhancers
  • VFOOD2520 · Artificial sweeteners
  • VFOOD2540 · Flour improver
  • VFOOD2560 · Gas
  • VFOOD2580 · Pie glaze
  • VFOOD2600 · Food additives list
  1. Items benefiting from the relief: what is food?: food ingredients and additives: contents
  2. Items benefiting from the relief: what is food?: food ingredients and additives: gas

VFOOD2560 | Items benefiting from the relief: what is food?: food ingredients and additives: gas

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Food

In Gas & Chemicals Ltd (MAN/02/0651), the appellant supplied carbon dioxide and nitrogen to public houses. Specifically the gas is used during the pouring of a beer to create a head on the drink. The company argued that their products were zero-rated as an ingredient. We argued that their products were not food and therefore not eligible for zero-rating.

The tribunal rejected the trader’s appeal and dismissed the appeal, holding that neither carbon dioxide nor nitrogen qualified as food of a kind used for human consumption. The trader’s supplies were standard-rated.

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