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Museums and Galleries Exhibition Tax Relief

MGETR10000 · Museums and Galleries Exhibition Tax Relief: Chapter 1: The basics

  • MGETR10005 · Museums and Galleries Exhibition Tax Relief: Introduction
  • MGETR10010 · Museums and Galleries Exhibition Tax Relief: Requirements
  • MGETR10020 · Museums and Galleries Exhibition Tax Relief: Qualifying companies
  • MGETR10030 · Museums and Galleries Exhibition Tax Relief: 'Primary' and 'secondary' production companies
  • MGETR10040 · Museums and Galleries Exhibition Tax Relief: Meaning of 'exhibition' and 'touring exhibition'
  • MGETR10050 · Museums and Galleries Exhibition Tax Relief: Separate trade
  • MGETR10060 · Museums and Galleries Exhibition Tax Relief: Additional deduction
  • MGETR10070 · Museums and Galleries Exhibition Tax Relief: Loss surrender
  • MGETR10080 · Museums and Galleries Exhibition Tax Relief: Losses
  • MGETR10090 · Museums and Galleries Exhibition Tax Relief: Temporary uplift and new permanent rates
  1. Museums and Galleries Exhibition Tax Relief: Chapter 1: The basics
  2. Museums and Galleries Exhibition Tax Relief: Requirements

MGETR10010 | Museums and Galleries Exhibition Tax Relief: Requirements

From HM Revenue & Customs · Museums and Galleries Exhibition Tax Relief

The relief is available to a primary or secondary qualifying production company that:

  • is responsible for producing and running an exhibition at a venue

  • where the exhibition is at the venue for a limited time, is responsible for deinstalling and closing the exhibition at the venue

  • is actively engaged in decision making

  • directly negotiates for, contracts for and pays for rights, goods and services.

A primary production company must also make an effective creative, technical and artistic contribution to the exhibition.

See MGETR10030 for definitions of primary and secondary production companies.
See MGETR10020 for a definition of a qualifying company.

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