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VAT Cost Sharing Exemption Manual

CSE2000 · General provisions

  • CSE2050 · Are all supplies made by a CSG covered by the exemption?
  • CSE2100 · Does the exemption apply in any other circumstances?
  • CSE2150 · What about supplies to a CSG?
  • CSE2200 · What are the normal VAT rules regarding transfers/supplies of staff?
  • CSE2250 · Can a CSG benefit from the normal VAT Reliefs and special provisions?
  • CSE2306 · Can a UK established CSG have members in third countries and can a UK business or organisation belong to a CSG established outside the UK
  • CSE2300 · Can a UK established CSG have members in other Member States (OMS) and can a UK business or organisation belong to a CSG established in OMS?
  • CSE2350 · Do the normal place of supply rules apply?
  • CSE2400 · What is the input tax treatment in relation to supplies to overseas customers?
  • CSE2450 · What does this mean in relation to supplies received by a UK member of a CSG based in another Member State?
  • CSE2500 · Do EU Procurement Directives apply?
  1. General provisions: contents
  2. General provisions: Does the exemption apply in any other circumstances?

CSE2100 | General provisions: Does the exemption apply in any other circumstances?

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Cost Sharing Exemption Manual

No, the cost sharing exemption does NOT apply in any other circumstances. In all other respects the normal VAT rules will apply. So, for example, the cost sharing exemption will not apply to supplies of goods, supplies made above cost, supplies to non-members or to any supplies made by members who supply services directly to other members of the CSG. If the CSG does make supplies which do not qualify for the exemption and which are subject to the normal VAT rules, then the CSG may have to register for VAT if it exceeds the VAT registration limits.

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