In many countries, certain products are zero-rated for Value Added Tax (VAT) to reduce the burden on consumers. Here are two common categories of products that are often zero-rated:
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Basic Food Items: Essential food products, such as bread, milk, fruits, and vegetables, are typically zero-rated to make them more affordable for consumers.
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Children's Clothing and Footwear: In many jurisdictions, items of clothing and shoes specifically designed for children are zero-rated to assist families and promote affordability.
Please check your local tax regulations, as the specific products and categories may vary by country or region.
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