Who likes paying tax? Not me. Some of us have to spend quite a bit on items from the list below. You need to give the supplier this form - it is complicated and boring but it is the government, expect nothing less - but remember that for every £10 of a price tag about£1.60 is VAT. Soon adds up. https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/419380/Eligibility_Declaration_Disabled_-_March_2015__2_.pdf You’ll have to read this link on the UK .gov website. Certain goods and services are VAT (20%) exempt. https://www.gov.uk/guidance/reliefs-from-vat-for-disabled-and-older-people-notice-7017 >> This list gives a summary of the goods and services that can be zero-rated and where in this notice the details can be found: adaptation of goods – paragraph 5.4 adapted motor vehicles – paragraph 4.1 boats – paragraph 4.4 building works: ramps, widening doorways and passages – paragraph 6.2 bathrooms, washrooms and lavatories – paragraph 6.3 and paragraph 6.4 lifts – paragraph 6.5 preparatory, restoration and making goods – paragraph 6.6 goods supplied in connection with the construction services in previous bullet point – paragraph 6.8 grant-funded building work – paragraph 6.9 emergency alarm call systems – section 7 hydrotherapy pools – paragraph 4.11 installation of goods – paragraph 5.1 low vision aids – paragraph 4.8 medical and surgical appliances – paragraph 4.2 mobility scooters – paragraph 4.10 other equipment and appliances designed solely for use by disabled people – paragraph 4.5 parts and accessories – paragraph 4.9 repair and maintenance of goods – paragraph 5.2 specialist adjustable beds, chair lifts, hoists and sanitary devices – paragraph 4.3 specialist computer devices – paragraph 4.6 << If you have a specific qu then ping me a message. I can’t get into deep things but am happy to help at a high level. Best, Dom