VAT Declaration Form

VAT Declaration Form

For VAT purposes, a long-term illness or disability is defined as a physical or mental impairment with a lasting and significant impact on everyday activities, a condition recognised as a chronic sickness by the medical profession (e.g. diabetes), or being terminally ill. Temporary disabilities, age-related limitations without substantial impairment, or temporary incapacitation do not qualify for VAT relief.

Under UK HMRC 701/7, I declare that I am purchasing*

Without VAT (intended to assist someone with a long-term disability)
With VAT (not intended to assist someone with a long-term disability)
On behalf of a business (pay VAT)
On behalf of a charity (remove VAT)

VAT Relief Declaration

All prices shown are exclusive of VAT (i.e with VAT Relief applied).

If you have a long-term illness or are disabled, you don't have to pay VAT on certain goods and services that you buy in the UK. 

Glider Mobility offers the possibility of VAT exemption for eligible customers on all their products. If you require clarification or have any uncertainties, please don't hesitate to contact us at 07563727214.

Individuals with long-term illnesses or disabilities in the UK are entitled to VAT relief on specific goods and services that provide practical assistance due to their condition. To determine eligibility for VAT zero-rating, you can consult the HMRC National Advice Service at 0845 010 9000 or visit their website.

For VAT purposes, a long-term illness or disability is defined as a physical or mental impairment with a lasting and significant impact on everyday activities, a condition recognised as a chronic sickness by the medical profession (e.g. diabetes), or being terminally ill. Temporary disabilities, age-related limitations without substantial impairment, or temporary incapacitation do not qualify for VAT relief.

It's important to note that the purchase does not have to be made in person; if a parent, guardian, spouse, or partner buys goods and services on your behalf, VAT relief will be applied, provided the items are for personal or domestic use rather than for business purposes.