VAT on education?

[ajohn]

You understand those parents of kids with special needs are also subject to the new VAT on their kids' private education?

There are some exceptions to the VAT charge, where fees will remain exempt from VAT.  These are nursery classes and schools that have been approved under section 342 of the Education Act, i.e. non-maintained special schools.  HMRC’s technical note explains that funding will be provided for pupils that are placed in a private school because their needs cannot be accommodated in state sector schools.

 

[Notch7]

You understand those parents of kids with special needs are also subject to the new VAT on their kids' private education

If they didn’t, suddenly every child would have special education needs.

 

[Mrs Ten Names]

I refer you to the original post, its not me attempting to divert.

Which is this original post attempting to divert?
Do you mean this one:

Quite a large group of people sending their kids to private school are doing so, because the state school cannot cope with their educational needs.

You understand those parents of kids with special needs are also subject to the new VAT on their kids' private education?

I suggest you read the recent posts by me and ajohn, and peruse the official statement.

VAT on independent school fees | Kreston Reeves

Following the Labour Party’s manifesto promise to tax private school fees, the sector’s wait for clarification on what income streams VAT will apply to and

www.krestonreeves.com

But the thread is about fee-paying private education for only those that can afford it.
You are persistent in trying to divert the discussion.

There are some exceptions to the VAT charge, where fees will remain exempt from VAT.  These are nursery classes and schools that have been approved under section 342 of the Education Act, i.e. non-maintained special schools.  HMRC’s technical note explains that funding will be provided for pupils that are placed in a private school because their needs cannot be accommodated in state sector schools.

perhaps you'd like to peruse Section 342 of the Education Act also.

Education Act 1996

An Act to consolidate the Education Act 1944 and certain other enactments relating to education, with amendments to give effect to recommendations of the Law Commission.

www.legislation.gov.uk

 

[Andydevon]

Ho look the forum troll has arrived.

Go look yourself. Every deflection oh the Tories did this when Free Gear Kier has taken more than any other PM is laughable.

 

[Mrs Ten Names]

If they didn’t, suddenly every child would have special education needs.

Motorbiking is talking his usual nonsense.

 

[Mrs Ten Names]

Ho look the forum troll has arrived.

Go look yourself. Every deflection oh the Tories did this when Free Gear Kier has taken more than any other PM is laughable.

Oh, look the idiot who doesn't know which thread he's posting in, has arrived.

 

[ajohn]

If they didn’t, suddenly every child would have special education needs.

So you haven't noticed that they don't pay vat or fees? The private sector are probably into more severe cases than a state school can handle but no where near the levels in state special schools but private could also be into providing that level of care.

The hole in it will be the degree of special needs as some with more minor problems tend to manage and or get pills. The main hole will be demonstrating that a child really has special needs and could benefit. In that case it will be funded.

Special needs in general can need specialist teachers. A problem with state schools but indications that they are taking more notice of their pupils in a number of ways. They are generally mental issues so have some teachers that are into that.

Some people are inclined to think all of these sufferers are kiddy winks. They are not, They grow up.

 

[noseall]

Free Gear Kier has taken more than any other PM is laughable.

Nonsense.

 

[Andydevon]

Really the only nonsense is the usual suspects trying to deflect from the labour party grift and snouts in the troughs.

 

[ajohn]

Nonsense.

A number of MP's and higher have always received similar help what ever a party is in power or even not.
What's new - nothing.

A more sinister example

Nigel Farage, million-pound man

New financial disclosures reveal the Reform UK leader makes over £1M a year in non-parliamentary activities.

www.politico.eu

Farage, an MEP for two decades, was docked half his salary last year after being found to have misspent EU funds intended to staff his office. The leader of the liberal group in the parliament, Guy Verhofstadt, has previously claimed that Farage is the biggest waste of the bloc’s resources.

 

[Mrs Ten Names]

Really the only nonsense is the usual suspects trying to deflect from the labour party grift and snouts in the troughs.

I would suggest that you don't vote Labour in the next election.

 

[noseall]

Really

Really.

And when they start robbing millions upon millions direct from taxpayers pockets - let me know.

 

[motorbiking]

There are some exceptions to the VAT charge, where fees will remain exempt from VAT.  These are nursery classes and schools that have been approved under section 342 of the Education Act, i.e. non-maintained special schools.  HMRC’s technical note explains that funding will be provided for pupils that are placed in a private school because their needs cannot be accommodated in state sector schools.

Many parents with kids with special needs choose private education and it’s now going to be subject to VAT where previously it wasn’t.

 

[motorbiking]

Really.

And when they start robbing millions upon millions direct from taxpayers pockets - let me know.

1.6bn for VAT on education. They are certainly making a start.

 

[Mrs Ten Names]

Many parents with kids with special needs choose private education and it’s now going to be subject to VAT where previously it wasn’t.

Read the article from HMRC. Educate yourself.