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Zero rate

In finance, "zero-rated" refers to a tax rate of 0% that is applied to certain goods or services. Specifically, this term is commonly used in the context of VAT, or value-added tax. This means that while the tax is technically levied, it does not result in any tax being paid, but rather allows for refunds of input tax credits. This concept is important to understand in order to effectively navigate the complexities of VAT.

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