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VAT Supply and Consideration

VATSC06100 · Consideration: Payments that are not consideration: Introduction

  • VATSC06110 · Consideration: Payments that are not consideration: Donations
  • VATSC06120 · Consideration: Payments that are not consideration: Deposits
  • VATSC06130 · Consideration: Gratuities, tips and service charges
  • VATSC06140 · Consideration: Payments that are not consideration: Fines and penalty charges
  • VATSC06150 · Consideration: Payments that are not consideration: Capital contributions
  • VATSC06160 · Consideration: Payments that are not consideration: Disbursements
  • VATSC06170 · Consideration: Payments that are not consideration: Ex gratia payments
  • VATSC06180 · Consideration: Payments that are not consideration: Subject access fees
  • VATSC06190 · Consideration: Payments that are not consideration: Compensation for damaged goods
  • VATSC06200 · Consideration: Payments that are not consideration: Manufacturers’ warranties
  • VATSC06210 · Consideration: Payments that are not consideration: Retailers’ warranties
  • VATSC06220 · Consideration: Payments that are not consideration: Overpayments
  1. Consideration: Payments that are not consideration: Introduction: Contents
  2. Consideration: Payments that are not consideration: Retailers’ warranties

VATSC06210 | Consideration: Payments that are not consideration: Retailers’ warranties

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Supply and Consideration

Some retailers, particularly jewellers and opticians, offer customers an ‘insurance’ that provides for free repair or replacement if the goods are lost or damaged within a set period.

The retailer may cover the liability for the repair or replacement by either obtaining insurance cover or including the cost in the overall price. In such cases neither a repair free of charge nor the free replacement of goods is a supply since the original charge covered the costs involved.

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