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Mars bar cheesecake

Jimmy Bottles · 2012-05-15 13:08:21

Quick question. Food in a restaurant is normally charged at 13.5%. What if say for instance, mars bar cheesecake was made which contains melted mars bars. Would this dessert have to be charged at 23% ?

15-05-2012 1:08pm

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Jimmy Bottles

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Quick question.

Food in a restaurant is normally charged at 13.5%. What if say for instance, mars bar cheesecake was made which contains melted mars bars. Would this dessert have to be charged at 23% ?

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#2 15-05-2012 1:29pm

smeharg

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Deserts would normally be at the standard (23%) rate unless supplied as part of a meal, in which case the reduced rate applies (9%).

So whether there's a mars bar in it or not makes no difference.

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