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The Value Added Tax (Supplies of Domestic Electricity) Order 2026

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4 Consequential modifications to Schedule 7A

(1) Schedule 7A (charge at reduced rate) is modified as follows. (2) In Part 2 (the Groups), Group 1 (supplies of domestic fuel or power) has effect as if— (a) in item 1(e), “electricity,” were omitted; (b) after item 1 there were inserted— 2 Supplies in Northern Ireland of electricity for qualifying use. ; (c) in the Notes, after paragraph 1 (matters included or not included in the supplies), there were inserted— Meaning of “supplies in Northern Ireland” 1A (1) Electricity is supplied in Northern Ireland for the purposes of item 2 if— (a) it is to be treated as supplied in the United Kingdom by virtue of the Value Added Tax (Place of Supply of Goods) Order 2004, and (b) it is supplied to a place, or a recipient at a place, in Northern Ireland. (2) References in this paragraph to Northern Ireland do not include any of the territorial sea of the United Kingdom. .

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4 Consequential modifications to Schedule 7A

(1) Schedule 7A (charge at reduced rate) is modified as follows. (2) In Part 2 (the Groups), Group 1 (supplies of domestic fuel or power) has effect as if— (a) in item 1(e), “electricity,” were omitted; (b) after item 1 there were inserted— 2 Supplies in Northern Ireland of electricity for qualifying use. ; (c) in the Notes, after paragraph 1 (matters included or not included in the supplies), there were inserted— Meaning of “supplies in Northern Ireland” 1A (1) Electricity is supplied in Northern Ireland for the purposes of item 2 if— (a) it is to be treated as supplied in the United Kingdom by virtue of the Value Added Tax (Place of Supply of Goods) Order 2004, and (b) it is supplied to a place, or a recipient at a place, in Northern Ireland. (2) References in this paragraph to Northern Ireland do not include any of the territorial sea of the United Kingdom. .

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