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VAT Supply and Consideration

VATSC10100 · Supply: Whether supplies are goods or services: Contents

  • VATSC10110 · Supply: Whether supplies are goods or services: Introduction
  • VATSC10120 · Supply: Whether supplies are goods or services: Transfer of title
  • VATSC10130 · Supply: Whether supplies are goods or services: Returned goods
  • VATSC10140 · Supply: Whether supplies are goods or services: Transfer of an undivided share of title in goods
  • VATSC10150 · Supply: Whether supplies are goods or services: Transfer of possession without transfer of title
  • VATSC10160 · Supply: Whether supplies are goods or services: Transfer of possession followed by title
  • VATSC10170 · Supply: Whether supplies are goods or services: Distinguishing between purchase and hire agreements
  • VATSC10180 · Supply: Whether supplies are goods or services: Repossessions under hire purchase, conditional sale and Romalpa agreements
  • VATSC10190 · Supply: Whether supplies are goods or services: Transfer of hire purchase, conditional sale and Romalpa agreements
  • VATSC10200 · Supply: Whether supplies are goods or services: Block discounting lease rental agreements
  • VATSC10210 · Supply: Whether supplies are goods or services: Supplies of goods where title is not held
  • VATSC10220 · Supply: Whether supplies are goods or services: Unascertained (unallocated) goods
  • VATSC10230 · Supply: Whether supplies are goods or services: Permanent and temporary use of assets
  1. Supply: Whether supplies are goods or services: Contents
  2. Supply: Whether supplies are goods or services: Transfer of an undivided share of title in goods

VATSC10140 | Supply: Whether supplies are goods or services: Transfer of an undivided share of title in goods

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Supply and Consideration

This refers to goods that can be owned equally by more than one person, that is where the title to the goods is shared. The most commonly arising supply of an undivided share in goods concerns horses. In normal circumstances, for example, where an item such as a fridge is bought equally by more than one person, the title to the goods can only rest with one person. If all the shares in an equally owned good are simultaneously sold to one person this would be a supply of goods as normal, but if only one of the part shares is sold, title to the goods does not pass to the new owner of the part-share. As title does not pass, this supply is not of goods but of services.

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