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If you have a disability, or are an organisation supporting disabled people, you may be able to claim relief from Customs Duty and VAT.
This brief outlines the accelerated process for partially exempt businesses whose trading activities have been affected by coronavirus (COVID-19).
How to complete supplementary pages CT600B and what information you need to include.
Guidance setting out Hallmarking Act requirements for Assay Offices to be able to apply hallmarks to partially constructed items.
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Sections (63.01 - 63.08) last updated July 2021.
Guidance on providing patient information leaflets in formats suitable for blind and partially-sighted patients.
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This publication contains detailed statistics on adults and children registered, with councils with social services responsibilities in England, as being blind or partially sighted. The data are compiled from the triennial SSDA 902 return submitted by Local Authorities to NHS...
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