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Official guidance
Theatre Tax Relief

TTR10000 · Overview and general definitions

  • TTR10010 · Introduction
  • TTR10020 · Creative Industries Unit
  • TTR10100 · Meaning of 'theatrical production'
  • TTR10110 · Meaning of 'Theatrical Production Company'
  • TTR10120 · The 'commercial purpose' condition
  • TTR10130 · Meaning of 'theatrical production expenditure', 'core expenditure' and 'phases of theatrical production'
  • TTR10140 · Meaning of 'UK expenditure' and 'European expenditure'
  • TTR10500 · Legislation
  • TTR10610 · Theatre Tax Relief: overview and general definitions: subsidy control
  • TTR10700 · Feedback on this manual
  • TTR10800 · Temporary uplift and new permanent rates
  • TTR10600 · State aid and the EU context
  1. Overview and general definitions: contents
  2. Overview and general definitions: the 'commercial purpose' condition

TTR10120 | Overview and general definitions: the 'commercial purpose' condition

From HM Revenue & Customs · Theatre Tax Relief

S1217GA Corporation Tax Act 2009

The commercial purpose condition must be met in order for a Theatrical Production Company (TPC) to qualify for Theatre Tax Relief (TTR) in relation to a production.

The commercial purpose condition is that, at the beginning of the production phase, the TPC intends that all, or a high proportion of, the live performances that it proposes to run will be:

  • to paying members of the general public, or

  • provided for educational purposes.

See TTR40030 for more information.

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