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VAT Education Manual

VATEDU39000 · Group 6 Item 1 Education, research and vocational training provided by eligible bodies: eligible bodies

  • VATEDU39100 · How to identify an ‘eligible body’
  • VATEDU39200 · Schools
  • VATEDU39300 · Universities and higher education institutions (applicable until 31 July 2019)
  • VATEDU39320 · Universities and higher education institutions (applicable with effect from 1 August 2019)
  • VATEDU39340 · Approved fee cap providers in England (applicable with effect from 1 August 2019)
  • VATEDU39350 · Group 6 Item 1 Education, research and vocational training provided by eligible bodies: university subsidiary training companies
  • VATEDU39360 · VAT EDU 39360: Group 6 Item 1: Education and vocational training provided by eligible bodies: Examples of university subsidiary training companies
  • VATEDU39370 · VATEDU39370: Group 6 Item 1 Education, research and vocational training provided by eligible bodies: Meaning of College of University
  • VATEDU39380 · VATEDU 39380: Group 6 Item 1: Education and vocational training provided by eligible bodies: Exclusions from Note (1)(b)
  • VATEDU39400 · Foreign universities
  • VATEDU39500 · Public bodies
  • VATEDU39600 · Teaching English as a foreign language
  • VATEDU39700 · Other organisations
  • VATEDU39800 · Group 6 Item 4 Shops Run by Student Unions
  1. Group 6 Item 1 Education, research and vocational training provided by eligible bodies: eligible bodies: contents
  2. Group 6 Item 1 Education, research and vocational training provided by eligible bodies: eligible bodies: schools

VATEDU39200 | Group 6 Item 1 Education, research and vocational training provided by eligible bodies: eligible bodies: schools

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Education Manual

Many types of school do not provide education in return for fees and are therefore not in business: see VATEDU25000. However, they can make tuition charges for activities such as music or sports instruction or for surplus places filled by mature students on sixth form courses. If the recipient of the education is receiving it under a statutory framework (for example, a local authority (LA) school charging their pupils for swimming lessons), the charge can be treated as non-business. However, if it is not being received under a statutory framework (for example, a school providing sports instruction to non-school pupils) the activity is for business and the supply is exempt since it is made by an eligible body. This is under Schedule 9, Group 6, Item 1(a) of the VAT Act 1994 (VATEDU15000).

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