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Official guidance
VAT Valuation Manual

VATVAL11000 · Specific applications

  • VATVAL11100 · Admission/entrance fees apportionments
  • VATVAL11200 · Business gifts and samples
  • VATVAL11300 · Caravans - removable contents
  • VATVAL11500 · Apportionment and valuation of membership benefits
  • VATVAL11700 · Commissions
  • VATVAL11800 · Construction industry: retentions, deductions and liquidated damages
  • VATVAL11900 · Conversions of vehicles into cars
  • VATVAL12000 · Correspondence courses
  • VATVAL12100 · Cover-mounted goods and promotional items in magazines
  • VATVAL12200 · Motor dealers and manufacturers
  • VATVAL12300 · Opticians and dispensers of hearing-aids
  • VATVAL12400 · Opticians: A worked example of an apportionment method
  • VATVAL12500 · Racehorses
  • VATVAL12600 · Memorandum of agreement with the British Horseracing Board
  • VATVAL12700 · Rebates and refunds of rentals/leasing agreements
  • VATVAL12800 · Record companies
  • VATVAL12900 · Company vehicles used for private purposes
  • VATVAL13000 · School Photographers
  • VATVAL13100 · Services incidental to supplies of goods
  • VATVAL13200 · Solicitors and other professionals: disbursements
  • VATVAL13300 · Tour Operators and Travel Agents
  • VATVAL13420 · Tenanted pubs: option to tax rents of tenanted pubs: Apportionment of supply covering both commercial and domestic premises
  1. Specific applications: contents
  2. Specific applications: Racehorses

VATVAL12500 | Specific applications: Racehorses

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Valuation Manual

Agreements with the Thoroughbred Breeders Association (TBA)

Customs have a long-standing Memorandum of Agreement with the TBA which covered agreed methods of valuation in four specific areas:

  1. Racehorses applied permanently to personal or other non-business use

  2. Racehorses applied temporarily to training/racing or leased for no consideration

  3. The keeping of stallions at stud

  4. Exchange of nominations.

Since the introduction of the VAT Registration Scheme for Racehorse Owners on 16 March 1993, there will be markedly fewer instances of racehorses being applied temporarily or permanently to non-business use. However, all of the existing agreements have been unified into a single Memorandum of Practice agreed with the TBA which has been included.

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