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Official guidance
VAT Time of supply

VATTOS3000 · Identifying a tax point

  • VATTOS3100 · Introduction
  • VATTOS3200 · What is the supply?
  • VATTOS3300 · Notices of direction and concessions
  • VATTOS3400 · Special tax points
  • VATTOS3500 · The basic tax point
  • VATTOS3600 · Actual tax points
  • VATTOS3700 · Exempt and zero-rated supplies
  • VATTOS3800 · Supplies by those not registered for VAT
  1. Identifying a tax point: contents
  2. Identifying a tax point: exempt and zero-rated supplies

VATTOS3700 | Identifying a tax point: exempt and zero-rated supplies

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Time of supply

It is important to remember that tax points apply to more than just positive rated supplies. They apply equally to exempt and zero-rated supplies with one exception. It follows that, because an invoice issued in respect of a supply that is not subject to VAT is not a VAT invoice, invoices only create a tax point for positive rated supplies. For further information see VATTOS5210.

So, for a single supply, say, of exempt services the time of supply will normally be the earlier of receipt of payment or performance of the service. Similarly, the tax point for, say, a zero- rated supply of goods will normally be the earlier of receipt of payment or the removal/making available of those goods.

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