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VATHLT5000 · Transport of the sick and injured

  • VATHLT5010 · Introduction
  • VATHLT5020 · The NHS
  • VATHLT5030 · How to determine whether exemption applies
  • VATHLT5040 · Services not covered by the exemption
  • VATHLT5050 · Problem areas
  • VATHLT5060 · Other reliefs
  • VATHLT5070 · Services performed wholly or partly outside the UK
  • VATHLT5080 · Purchase of ambulances or similar vehicles: input tax
  1. Transport of the sick and injured: Contents
  2. Transport of the sick and injured: Other reliefs

VATHLT5060 | Transport of the sick and injured: Other reliefs

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Health

Nothing in this sub-section affects the zero rate for passenger transport services under Group 8 of Schedule 8 to the VAT Act 1994. Zero rating applies to the domestic transport of passengers:

  • in any vehicle, ship or aircraft designed or adapted to carry not less than 10 passengers, including crew; or

  • on any scheduled flight.

Where there is an overlap between the zero rate for passenger transport and the exemption for transport of the sick or injured (perhaps for example a bus ambulance) it is the zero rate provision which prevails.

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