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VAT Charities

VCHAR3000 · Business and non-business: Charitable activities

  • VCHAR3050 · Introduction
  • VCHAR3100 · Business and non-business activities of charities
  • VCHAR3150 · Treatment of specific activities
  • VCHAR3200 · Implications of being in business for a charity
  • VCHAR3250 · Identification of supplies made rather than sources of income
  • VCHAR3300 · Consideration or donation?
  • VCHAR3350 · What are the advantages to a charity in treating its activities as business?
  • VCHAR3400 · When is a donation not a donation?
  • VCHAR3450 · What happens if a charge is made but the customer doesn’t pay it?
  • VCHAR3500 · Treatment of welfare services supplied below cost
  • VCHAR3700 · Business and non-business: Bequeathed property
  • VCHAR3800 · Services contracted out by local authorities and health authorities
  • VCHAR3900 · Share dealing by charities
  1. Business and non-business: Charitable activities: contents
  2. Business and non-business: Charitable activities: Business and non-business activities of charities

VCHAR3100 | Business and non-business: Charitable activities: Business and non-business activities of charities

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Charities

In order to both safeguard the revenue and assist charities in their administration of VAT you will need to cover the following points:

  • that the implications of business and non-business activities are understood in the context of an individual charity

  • that you have identified activities performed by the charity rather than the sources of income received

  • that you have identified if income relating to activities is a donation or a consideration for goods or services supplied.

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