Following agreement at EU level, the government has included legislation in Finance Bill 2016 (clause 115) to provide for zero-rating of women's sanitary products. This change will be given effect from a date to be appointed by Treasury order after the Finance Bill receives Royal Assent.
Following agreement at EU level the government has included legislation in Finance Bill 2016 (clause 115) to provide for zero-rating of women's sanitary products. This change will be given effect from a date to be appointed by Treasury order after the Finance Bill receives Royal Assent. These products are currently subject to VAT at the reduced rate of 5%.
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Following agreement at EU level, the government has included legislation in Finance Bill 2016 (clause 115) to provide for zero-rating of women's sanitary products. This change will be given effect from a date to be appointed by Treasury order after the Finance Bill receives Royal Assent.
Following agreement at EU level the government has included legislation in Finance Bill 2016 (clause 115) to provide for zero-rating of women's sanitary products. This change will be given effect from a date to be appointed by Treasury order after the Finance Bill receives Royal Assent. These products are currently subject to VAT at the reduced rate of 5%.
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