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VRS8500 · Special Arrangements for certain professions and trades: Women's Royal Voluntary Service (WRVS) hospital units

  • VRS8505 · Introduction
  • VRS8510 · Records to be kept under the WRVS adaptation
  • VRS8515 · Calculating output tax under the WRVS adaptation
  • VRS8520 · Calculating recoverable input tax under the WRVS adaptation
  1. Special Arrangements for certain professions and trades: Women's Royal Voluntary Service (WRVS) hospital units: Contents
  2. Special Arrangements for certain professions and trades: Women's Royal Voluntary Service (WRVS) hospital units: Calculating output tax under the WRVS adaptation

VRS8515 | Special Arrangements for certain professions and trades: Women's Royal Voluntary Service (WRVS) hospital units: Calculating output tax under the WRVS adaptation

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Retail schemes guidance

ActionTotal £
1. Work out the output tax for each tax period as follows.
- Add up the DGT for the tax period.A
- Add up the ESP of standard-rated non-catering supplies (taken from the purchase records).B
- Add up the ESP of zero-rated non-catering supplies (taken from the purchase records).C
- Total A + B.D
2. Work out how much of the DGT is for catering supplies
- Total A - total DE
3. Work out the standard-rated catering sales (ie sales to people who are not patients) by applying the agreed percentage:
- Total E x Z%\n> > where Z is the percentage of catering supplies which are standard rated, ie solely to non-patients. This is to be estimated by the WRVS and agreed by you. Ensure that the percentage is reviewed at regular intervals.F
4. Work out the total standard rated sales for the period:
- Total B + total F.G
5. Work out how much VAT is due, multiply by 1/6 (the fraction for VAT @ 20%):
- Total G x 1/6 (VAT @ 20%)H
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