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DVAT- Mixed Material

Date 26 May 2013
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Mixed-material classification under DVAT: whether a value-based threshold controls VAT treatment of accessories and main products.
Query whether DVAT sets a specified value threshold to treat an item as mixed material, where a main product constitutes most value and accessories comprise a small residual value that may fall into the same or different VAT brackets; examples given. The reply in the record only asks if the issue has been clarified and provides no substantive rule or guidance. (AI Summary)

Is there any speified value limit for classifying a product as a mixed material product under the provisions of DVAT ?

 

There are many examples of products where the main product may be , say of 97 to 98 % of value but it may have accessories also comprising of 2 to 3 % of value. Numerous examples can be given - computer with a DVD; Kitchen Utensils with Acylic handles ; Car with an airconditioner or with a DVD player ; A Gold Chain of 91% purity ( balance being copper ) ; Mobile Phone with a camera or recording device; a ceiling fan with Electronic swithches; belt with metal buckle; a walking stich ( cane ) with a metal handle; a cycle with an electronic horn; a wooden cupboard with metal handles; etc etc

Some accessories may be in the same tax bracket as the main product whereas som accessories in a different tax bracket.

?But the question is if there is a basis of clssifying a product as a mixed material  based on value of the main product and its accessories?

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Whether you have got clarified in the above issue? If not please inform me.

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