Eligibility zero rated VAT declaration by a charity/ disabled person


PLEASE NOTE THERE ARE PENALTIES FOR MAKING FALSE DECLARATIONS Some products are eligible for VAT exemption, provided that they are bought by a registered charity or are for use by a named individual who is disabled. If you qualify, please fill in your details below, indicating whether goods are being supplied to an individual or a charity.


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If you are in any doubt as to whether you are eligible to receive goods or services zero-rated for VAT you should consult notice 701/7 VAT reliefs for disabled people or contact the National Advice Service on 0845 010 9000 before signing the declaration. If at a later date the VAT office deems that VAT should have been paid, either in part or in full, Total Sensory reserve the right to invoice you for the VAT due for immediate payment.


I (full name/charity) Charity Number


Of (address)


Declare that:


I am chronically sick or have a disabling condition by reason of: Please give full and specific description of your condition below. Please leave blank if you are a charity.


I am receiving from: Total Sensory, Technologies House, 507 Ashingdon Rd, Rochford, Essex, SS4 3HE The following goods; which are being supplied to me/or made available for a disabled person’s domestic or personal use


And I claim relief from value added tax (VAT) Aids to disabled Act Name (BLOCK CAPITALS)


Signed


Date


If you have filled-in this form on behalf of a disabled person please complete the following Your Name (Block Capitals)


Signed 77


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