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[johnep]

Oh Ho!. When at BTC, charged VAT but till only had 'dispensary sale' or 'private script'. I seem to remember puting ES in as private scripts which means BTC got 17 1/2% extra while the govnmt lost out. BTC private scripts book has two price columns for non vat and vat. ES price had to go in the vat column.
johnep

[Zoggite]

Yes, so does my private book, but when was the last time the Taxman came to have a look at it?

[admin]

Originally Posted by johnep

Today did emergency supply for ventolin. Pressed f5 and got private script,
as soon as put in ventolin, price of £4 appeared. Put in EME to bring up "emergency suppl" but price did not vary. Tried other products and all were to be charged at 1.5 x trade. this means that lloyds are losing 17 1/2% VAT on each emergency supply.
johnep

Isn't the £4 charge the minimum charge Lloyds have for a private script? I can't remember the exact cost of one ventolin, but if adding 17.5% to it doesn't take it over £4 then the price won't change.

As for emergency supplies, everyone in this area just lends things to customers. I personally aren't happy doing this, so always use the "we can't do that when the surgery is open" excuse.

[johnep]

When I checked a much more expensive item, the computer cost was still 50% on cost rather than adding in VAT as well.
johnep