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VAT Partial Exemption Guidance

PE60000 · Other Partial Exemption issues

  • PE61000 · Changes in intention or use
  • PE62000 · Group and divisional registration
  • PE62250 · Local authorities
  • PE62500 · Transfers of Going Concerns (TOGC)
  • PE62750 · Credit notes
  • PE63000 · Correcting errors
  • PE63250 · Belated claims for input tax
  • PE63500 · Road Fuel Scale Charges
  • PE63750 · Research and development
  • PE64000 · Bad debts
  • PE64250 · Sports club membership subscription
  • PE64500 · MOT testing
  • PE64750 · Insolvency
  • PE65000 · The brewers tenanted estate agreement
  • PE65250 · Free supplies of catering
  • PE65500 · IPT and values-based partial exemption methods
  • PE66000 · Lennartz treatment
  • PE67000 · The Capital Goods Scheme (CGS)
  • PE68000 · Movement of own goods
  1. Other Partial Exemption issues: contents
  2. Other Partial Exemption issues: free supplies of catering

PE65250 | Other Partial Exemption issues: free supplies of catering

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Partial Exemption Guidance

Where an employer provides food or beverages free of charge in the course of catering to its employees, the value of the supply is always taken to be nil unless the supply is for a consideration consisting wholly or partly of money. In that case the value of the supply is determined only by the monetary consideration (paragraph 10 of Schedule 6 to the VAT Act 1994). Even if no charge is made to the employees, the employer is still making a taxable supply albeit for nil consideration. Any input tax incurred by the employer which is directly attributable to that supply is, therefore, fully recoverable.

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