Product Code | HDSCS01/HDSCM01/HDSCL01/HDSCXL01/HDSCXXL01 |
Manufacturer | My Wren |
Condition | New |
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The MyCover Heavy Duty Scooter Storage Cover by MyWren is constructed with an extremely heavy duty, waterproof 300 denier oxford with a pvc backing for extra rain protection. The cover boasts from umbrella stitching and sealed top seams to ensure that your scooter remains dry.
This cover is perfect for scooters stored outside and comes in a wide range of sizes. Its tailored shape incorporates scooters with headrests and fronts baskets. The cover secures using a braid and buckle fastening system situated at both the front and the rear, which ensures a secure fit and minimises the need to bend down. It also boasts the distinctive MyWren grey trims.
To enable you to safely charge your scooter in all weathers there are two professional standard waterproof zips situated at the front of the cover allowing you to easily access the charging point and to prevent you needing to keep lifting the cover off to check on the progress their are two clear pvc viewing panels. The cover is supplied in a fabric storage bag with a pull cord fastening perfect for storing the cover when not in use.
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Product Code | HDSCS01/HDSCM01/HDSCL01/HDSCXL01/HDSCXXL01 |
Manufacturer | My Wren |
Condition | New |
VAT is a tax that you pay as a consumer when you buy goods and services in the European Union (EU), including the United Kingdom. In the UK the standard rate for VAT is 20 per cent.
Disabled people don't have to pay VAT when they buy equipment that has been designed solely for disabled people, or on the adaptation of equipment so they can use it.
Also, VAT is not charged on certain services provided to disabled people, including some building work to adapt a disabled person's home and the hire of disability equipment like wheelchairs.
Goods and services on which you don't have to pay VAT are often referred to as 'zero-rated' or 'eligible for VAT relief'. In other words, the rate of VAT that is charged on them is zero.
The rules about VAT reliefs for disabled people are complex. Not everything that is supplied to disabled people is zero-rated for VAT.
VAT law states that you must be 'chronically sick or disabled' to qualify for VAT relief.
A person is 'chronically sick or disabled' if they:
A person with a temporary injury like a broken leg would not qualify, nor would a frail older person who was otherwise well and non-disabled.
A product or service must also be supplied for the 'personal or domestic use' of a chronically sick or disabled person to qualify for zero-rating. Things not covered by this include:
Some examples of products that are zero-rated for VAT are:
Services that are eligible for zero-rating include:
If you are a wheelchair or stretcher user, you should not have to pay VAT when you buy a motor vehicle that has been substantially and permanently adapted for your personal use. A wheelchair user is defined as anyone who has to use a wheelchair - powered or manual - in order to be mobile.
Any adaptation work that is done on an unadapted vehicle to make it suitable for a disabled person's condition, whether or not that person is a wheelchair user, is also eligible for zero-rating. However, there is no VAT relief on the purchase of an unadapted vehicle.
For more information, read the notice 'Motor vehicles for disabled people' on the HM Revenue & Customs website.
Read the notice 'Motor vehicles for disabled people' on the HMRC website (opens new window)
Before you pay for any product or service, check that it qualifies for zero-rating and that the supplier is registered for VAT.
When you buy a zero-rated product or service, you may have to sign a form declaring that you have a chronic illness or disability and what it is. You must also declare that the product or service is for your own 'personal or domestic use'. The supplier should have copies of this form.
You can then buy the product or service at a price that excludes VAT. You don't have to pay VAT and then reclaim it from the government - it will be taken off the purchase price before you pay.
You can find an example of the declaration form in the 'VAT reliefs for disabled people' notice on the HM Revenue & Customs website.
You can find out more about VAT reliefs for disabled people on the HM Revenue & Customs website. If you cannot find the answer to your questions there, you can call their Charities Helpline, which covers VAT reliefs for disabled people.
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