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Official guidance
VAT Cost Sharing Exemption Manual

CSE1000 · Introduction

  • CSE1010 · When does the Cost Sharing Exemption apply?
  • CSE1020 · What is the legal basis for the exemption?
  • CSE1030 · What types of exempt businesses and organisations can benefit from the exemption with effect from 1 June 2018?
  • CSE1040 · What types of exempt businesses and organisations could benefit from the exemption prior to 1 June 2018?
  • CSE1055 · What non-business activities of members could benefit from the exemption?
  • CSE1060 · Application of the Cost Share Exemption to Social Housing Organisations: General Position
  • CSE1065 · Definition of Social Housing Association
  • CSE1070 · When did the exemption become effective in UK legislation?
  • CSE1075 · Conditions for application of the CSE to CSGs in the social housing sector
  • CSE1100 · Does the exemption apply to supplies of goods?
  • CSE1150 · What is meant by ‘members’ of a CSG?
  • CSE1200 · When does the exemption apply?
  • CSE1250 · What are the conditions of the exemption?
  • CSE1350 · Can a CSG make supplies to non-members?
  • CSE1050 · What is the Cost Sharing Exemption?
  • CSE1300 · Does the exemption apply to outsourced services?
  • CSE1400 · What types of businesses and organisations can benefit from the exemption?
  • CSE1450 · When did the exemption become effective in UK legislation?
  • CSE1500 · What is the new Group 16 to Schedule 9 of the VAT Act 1994
  1. Introduction: contents
  2. Introduction: Does the exemption apply to outsourced services?

CSE1300 | Introduction: Does the exemption apply to outsourced services?

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Cost Sharing Exemption Manual

No, the exemption only applies to the recharges, at cost, of services supplied by a CSG to its group members. The exemption does not apply to commercial outsourced services or arrangements that amount to the provision of commercial outsourced services. Such services are generally made by specialist providers to unconnected third parties for profit and would not meet the conditions of the exemption. They are not ‘cooperative self-supply’ arrangements.

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