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1. ''UK VAT exemption.'' | |||
VAT exempt goods and services are ones which are outside the scope of VAT. | VAT exempt goods and services are ones which are outside the scope of VAT. | ||
2. ''Tax exemption.'' | |||
More generally in taxation, tax exempt assets or transactions are those outside the scope of all taxes or outside the scope of a particular tax. | More generally in taxation, tax exempt assets or transactions are those outside the scope of all taxes or outside the scope of a particular tax. | ||
3. ''Regulatory and legal exemption.'' | |||
In regulation and law generally, exempt entities, assets or transactions are ones outside the scope of particular regulations or laws. | In regulation and law generally, exempt entities, assets or transactions are ones outside the scope of particular regulations or laws. | ||
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== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[Chargeable income]] | * [[Chargeable income]] | ||
* [[Exempt approved status]] | |||
* [[Exempt gain]] | * [[Exempt gain]] | ||
* [[Exempt income]] | * [[Exempt income]] | ||
Latest revision as of 23:47, 15 July 2021
1. UK VAT exemption.
VAT exempt goods and services are ones which are outside the scope of VAT.
2. Tax exemption.
More generally in taxation, tax exempt assets or transactions are those outside the scope of all taxes or outside the scope of a particular tax.
3. Regulatory and legal exemption.
In regulation and law generally, exempt entities, assets or transactions are ones outside the scope of particular regulations or laws.
