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Q: Why is VAT not charged on milk and bread?
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Five goods on which no VAT is charged?

Eggs,bread,milk,fruits nad vegetables,fish and maize meal


List five goods on which no VAT is charged?

Eggs,bread,milk,fruits nad vegetables,fish and maize meal


Is vat charged on bread?

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