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Official guidance
VAT Fuel and Power
  • VFUP0500 · Data Protection
  • VFUP1000 · Introduction
  • VFUP2000 · Scope of the reduced rate: contents
  • VFUP3000 · Treatment of supplies of electricity and piped gas
  • VFUP4000 · Fuel for use in ships, aircraft or hovercraft
  • VFUP4100 · VAT liability on storage tank rental
  • VFUP4200 · Free coal to miners
  • VFUP4300 · Renewable Obligation Certificates (ROCs)
  • VFUP4400 · Feed-in Tariffs
  • VFUP5000 · Climate change levy (CCL)
  • VFUPUPDATE001 · VAT: Fuel and Power: update index
  • 707032 · Treatment of supplies of electricity and piped gas: new house construction – supplies to developers
  • MP3150 · developers
  • VFUPUPDATE100322 · VAT - Fuel and Power: recent changes
  • VFUPUPDATE111111 · VAT - Fuel and Power: recent changes
  1. VAT Fuel and Power
  2. Free coal to miners

VFUP4200 | Free coal to miners

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Fuel and Power

Under a scheme administered by the National Concessionary Fuel Office (NCFO) on behalf of the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC), ex-employees of the British Coal Corporation (BCC) and their dependents are entitled to receive an entitlement of solid fuel or a cash allowance, provided that they meet the criteria of the qualifying agreement.

These supplies of free coal are subject to the normal rules for gifts of goods. As they form part of a series or succession of gifts, from time to time, to the same person, they are deemed to be supplies of goods, even though they are provided free of charge. VAT is payable at the reduced rate on their open market value.

The cash payments received by the miners and their dependents are not liable to VAT.

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