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 VAT Exemption
  
C.S. Ergonomics has to charge 20.0 per cent Value Added Tax (VAT) on all the items sold on our website.
 
Qualifying zero-rated products include those designed or modified solely for use by people with a disability. To be eligible for this VAT exempt price, the intended user must be medically disabled or suffer from a long-term illness. Customers do not have to be registered disabled to claim relief, but they will have to declare how they qualify for exemption (e.g. coccydinia arthritis, heart disease), on a VAT exemption form which can be submitted electonically below or downloaded by clicking here.
 
The VAT exemption form is a simple self-certified declaration and does not need to be signed by a doctor or accompanied by any other certificate. We just require the form to be filled in and signed by the product user, or someone doing it on their behalf.
 
Customers please note

If you wish to claim VAT exemption on a product on our website, please complete and submit the online form below, or print off, fill in and send us your signed VAT exemption form. If you are sending us the form by mail please include a note, with your telephone number and explain which product you wish to order. We will contact you and take your order over the telephone.
 

Submit VAT Exemption Form Online

First Name*
Last Name*
Address 1*
Address 2
City*
County*
Post Code*
I declare that I am chronically sick or have a disabling condition, that I am suffering from:
Description of Illness*
I declare that I am receiving from CS Ergonomics the following goods which are being supplied to me for domestic or my personal use.
Description of Goods*
I claim that the supply of these goods is eligible for relief from Value Added Tax under Group 14 or the Zero Rate Schedule to the VAT ACT 1983.
Date*
Email
Telephone*

There are severe penalties for making a false declaration. If you are in any doubt about your own eligibility or the eligibility of the goods you are buying, you should get advice from your local VAT Office before signing the declaration.