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Official guidance
VAT Partial Exemption Guidance

PE68000 · Other Partial Exemption issues: Movement of own goods

  • PE68100 · Background and legal basis
  • PE68200 · Conditions for zero rate
  • PE68300 · Accounting for VAT
  • PE68400 · Accounting for VAT: Worked example
  1. Other Partial Exemption issues: Movement of own goods: Contents
  2. Other Partial Exemption issues: Movement of own goods: Conditions for zero rate

PE68200 | Other Partial Exemption issues: Movement of own goods: Conditions for zero rate

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Partial Exemption Guidance

The goods leaving GB may be treated as a zero-rated export if all the following conditions are met:

  • the goods were supplied to, or were imported by, the business that removed them from GB to NI

  • that business is a taxable person for VAT purposes, and has incurred irrecoverable VAT on the purchase/import of the goods in GB, because the goods relate either wholly to the person’s exempt supplies or partly to exempt and partly to taxable supplies

  • the goods must either not have been used before removal to NI, or, if the goods have been used in GB before their removal, their use in NI must be for the same purpose as in GB (i.e. they must remain for exempt use if used for exempt supplies in GB)

  • the goods are moved to NI within 12 months of the irrecoverable VAT being incurred

  • the removal of the goods must not be as part of a supply of those goods to another business

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