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The Value Added Tax Regulations 1995

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[F1Category of businessU.K.

55K.(1) Where, at a relevant date, a flat-rate trader is expected, on reasonable grounds, to carry on business in more than one category in the period concerned, paragraph (3) below shall apply.

(2) The following are relevant dates—

(a)for the purpose of regulation 55H(2) above, his start date;

(b)for the purpose of regulation 55H(3) above, the first day of a prescribed accounting period current at an anniversary of his start date;

(c)for the purpose of regulation 55J, the change date.

(3) He shall be regarded as being expected, on reasonable grounds, to carry on that category of business which is expected, on reasonable grounds, to be his main business activity in that period.

(4) In paragraph (3) above, his main business activity in a period is to be determined by reference to the respective proportions of his relevant turnover expected, on reasonable grounds, to be generated by each business activity expected, on reasonable grounds, to be carried on in the period.

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Category of businessAppropriate percentage
Retail of food, confectionery, tobacco, newspapers or children’s clothing5
Postal and courier services6
Public house
Agriculture not elsewhere listed6.5
Membership organisation7
Retail of goods not elsewhere listed
Wholesale of food or agricultural products
Retail of pharmaceuticals, medical goods, cosmetics or toiletries8
Sport or recreation
Retail of vehicles or fuel
Wholesale not elsewhere listed
Manufacture of food8.5
Library, archive, museum or other cultural activity
Printing
Vehicle repair
Packaging9
Building or construction services where materials supplied
Social work
Agricultural services
Rental of machinery, equipment, personal or household goods9.5
Manufacture of textiles or clothing
Forestry or fishing10
Other manufacture not elsewhere listed
Mining
Personal and household goods repair services
Photography
Publishing
Transport, including freight, removals and taxis
Travel agency
Hotels or accommodation10.5
Advertising11
Animal husbandry
Manufacturers of fabricated metal products
Investigation or security
All other activity not elsewhere listed
Veterinary medicine
Waste and scrap dealing
Estate agency or property management11.5
Secretarial services
Entertainment, excluding television, video and film production
Financial services
Laundry services
Business services not elsewhere listed12.5
Restaurants, takeaways or catering services13
Hairdressing
Real estate activity not elsewhere listed
Computer repair services13.5
Management consultancy
Accountancy and book-keeping
Architects
Lawyers and legal services
Computer and IT consultancy or data processing14.5
Building or construction services where primarily only labour supplied]

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