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Museums and Galleries Exhibition Tax Relief

MGETR50000 · Museums and Galleries Exhibition Tax Relief; Chapter 5: Qualifying exhibitions

  • MGETR50010 · Museums and Galleries Exhibition Tax Relief: qualifying exhibitions
  • MGETR50020 · Museums and Galleries Exhibition Tax Relief: qualifying exhibitions: 'curated public display' and excluded exhibitions
  • MGETR50040 · Museums and Galleries Exhibition Tax Relief: qualifying exhibitions: minimum expenditure condition
  • MGETR50045 · Museums and Galleries Exhibition Tax Relief: qualifying exhibitions: minimum expenditure condition - transition rules
  • MGETR50055 · Museums and Galleries Exhibition Tax Relief: qualifying exhibitions: subsidy control
  • MGETR50050 · Museums and Galleries Exhibition Tax Relief: qualifying exhibitions: State aid
  1. Museums and Galleries Exhibition Tax Relief; Chapter 5: Qualifying exhibitions
  2. Museums and Galleries Exhibition Tax Relief: qualifying exhibitions

MGETR50010 | Museums and Galleries Exhibition Tax Relief: qualifying exhibitions

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

Where a company is a Museums and Galleries Exhibition Production Company (MGEPC) for the purposes of Part 15E Corporation Tax Act 2009, each qualifying exhibition is treated as a separate exhibition trade if Museums and Galleries Exhibition Tax Relief (MGETR) is claimed in respect of that exhibition.

An Exhibition is qualifying if it meets each of conditions:

  • the exhibition is a curated public display (MGETR50020)

  • the exhibition is intended to be open to the general public (MGETR50020),

  • at least 10% of the core expenditure (OTR60010) on the exhibition must be UK expenditure (MGETR50040)

Prior to 1 April 2024, the minimum expenditure condition instead required at least 25% of core expenditure to be European expenditure. Please see MGETR50040 and MGETR50045 for details.

A touring exhibition is qualifying if, in addition to the above

  • it is held at two or more venues

  • at least 25% of the objects or works displayed at the first venue are also displayed at subsequent venues

  • the period between deinstalling the exhibition at one venue and installing it at the next does not exceed 6 months

  • there is a primary production company for the exhibition and that company is with the charge to corporation tax.

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