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Official guidance
VAT Health

VATHLT2030 · Doctors

  • VATHLT2040 · Introduction
  • VATHLT2050 · Services which qualify for exemption
  • VATHLT2060 · Clinical trials
  • VATHLT2070 · Background to out-of-hours cover
  • VATHLT2080 · Liability to VAT of out-of-hours cover
  • VATHLT2085 · Caselaw Relating to the Liability of Locums
  • VATHLT2087 · Supply by Employment Business of Consultant Doctors to Employment Agency-Judgement of Court of Appeal (CoA)
  • VATHLT2090 · Medical Practitioners with limited registration
  • VATHLT2100 · How to use this section
  • VATHLT2110 · Table 1 Overview of income received by Doctors
  • VATHLT2120 · Table 2 Overview of input tax attributed to exempt and taxable supplies
  • VATHLT2130 · Table 3 Liability of services provided by Doctors
  • VATHLT2140 · Dispensing income
  • VATHLT2150 · Other NHS income
  1. Doctors: Contents
  2. Doctors: Services which qualify for exemption

VATHLT2050 | Doctors: Services which qualify for exemption

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Health

The basic principles set out in paragraph VATHLT2010 apply to supplies by doctors in the same way as they do to supplies by any other member of the medical or paramedical professions. In view of the wide range of activities undertaken by doctors, we have listed at paragraph VATHLT2110, VATHLT2120, VATHLT2130, VATHLT2140 and VATHLT2150 the services most commonly supplied and our interpretation of their liability. If you are considering a service which does not feature in that section, the test to apply is whether the service fits the criteria in the opening two bullet points of paragraph VATHLT2010. If the answer is yes, you should allow exemption

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