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Updates: VAT Health

2026

28 October 2026 published amendments

VAT Health

Adding guidance for the zero rate on free-of-charge medicines.

The zero rate for free-of-charge medicines: contents

Change to internal

16 September 2026 published amendments

Data Protection

Archived page as internal footer link added and content available on other GOV.UK pages.

19 August 2026 published amendments

Doctors: Caselaw Relating to the Liability of Locums

Updated to reflect the FTT decision in Isle of Wight NHS Foundation Trust v HMRC [2025] UKFTT 1114 (TC).

Doctors: Liability to VAT of out-of-hours cover

Updated to reflect HMRC's position following the First-tier Tribunal decision in Isle of Wight NHS Foundation Trust v HMRC [2025] UKFTT 1114 (TC)

2025

19 December 2025 published amendments

2024

5 August 2024 published amendments

The zero-rate for dispensed drugs: Contents

new page added to contents page

11 July 2024 published amendments

10 July 2024 published amendments

9 January 2024 published amendments

Dentists: Dental prostheses

Orthodontist appliances removed from the table

2023

28 July 2023 published amendments

2022

10 May 2022 published amendments

Nurses, midwives and health visitors: supplies of staff

Guidance for Dental nurses ad Operating Department Practitioners (ODP) added

23 February 2022 published amendments

2020

30 September 2020 published amendments

Doctors: Contents

Caselaw update

29 September 2020 published amendments

Doctors: Liability to VAT of out-of-hours cover

Addition of a new paragraph on locums

6 May 2020 published amendments

5 May 2020 published amendments

30 April 2020 published amendments

15 April 2020 published amendments

The zero-rate for dispensed drugs: background: contents

Addition of EEA health professional from 1 April 2020 to the zero rate for dispensed drugs

The zero rate for dispensed drugs: background: scope and coverage

Addition of EEA health professional from 1 April 2020 to the zero rate for dispensed drugs