The proposed new VAT exemption, while welcome, may prove too difficult for many organisations, particularly groups of smaller, less well-resourced bodies.
The introduction of a new VAT exemption for cost-sharing arrangements is a welcome development. After years of pressure from charity groups and other organisations HMRC recently completed a consultation exercise on the introduction of the new exemption.
This has now resulted in draft Finance Bill clauses and new HMRC guidelines are expected to be issued for comment in the coming weeks.
Of course this move is not purely a result of altruism on the part of HMRC. EU law has contained a mandatory exemption for cost sharing arrangements since the 1970s although the...
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The proposed new VAT exemption, while welcome, may prove too difficult for many organisations, particularly groups of smaller, less well-resourced bodies.
The introduction of a new VAT exemption for cost-sharing arrangements is a welcome development. After years of pressure from charity groups and other organisations HMRC recently completed a consultation exercise on the introduction of the new exemption.
This has now resulted in draft Finance Bill clauses and new HMRC guidelines are expected to be issued for comment in the coming weeks.
Of course this move is not purely a result of altruism on the part of HMRC. EU law has contained a mandatory exemption for cost sharing arrangements since the 1970s although the...
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