Talk:Zero-rated supply
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[edit]User:Maury Markowitz: Thank you for creating this. Would you please consider expanding it and potentially adding more examples? For example, today's Sunday Times says, "The detail of the plan, circulated by Labour officials, shows only the standard rate of VAT will be frozen. It says nothing about zero-rated goods and services such as insurance, food, medicines and building supplies, meaning they could be hit. The plan also leaves room for increasing the 5% rate on gas and electricity bills." (Shipman, Tim (7 May 2017). "Labour tax rise to hit earners on £80,000". The Sunday Times. pp. 1–2.), but it remains unclear. Thank you.Zigzig20s (talk) 13:02, 7 May 2017 (UTC)