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VAT Education Manual

VATEDU65000 · Local authority (LA) schools

  • VATEDU65250 · What are local authority schools?
  • VATEDU65500 · Purchases by governors
  • VATEDU65750 · Governors acting as agents of the local authority
  • VATEDU66000 · Education Act 2002
  • VATEDU66250 · Voluntary aided schools
  • VATEDU66500 · Land sales by foundation schools
  • VATEDU66750 · Income that a school receives from letting its premises
  • VATEDU67000 · New Opportunities Fund, lottery funding, etc
  • VATEDU67250 · Donations from parent-teacher associations, benefactors and other philanthropic sources
  • VATEDU67500 · What if only part of the VAT a school is charged meets the conditions for recovery by the local authority?
  • VATEDU67750 · Responsibility for accounting for VAT
  • VATEDU68000 · Who must register for VAT when there are taxable supplies not made by the local authority?
  • VATEDU68250 · Can the governors, the head teacher or another body recover VAT charged on purchases?
  • VATEDU68500 · Fuel and power
  • VATEDU68750 · Sales of food and drink to pupils
  1. Local authority (LA) schools: contents
  2. Local authority (LA) schools: New Opportunities Fund, lottery funding, etc

VATEDU67000 | Local authority (LA) schools: New Opportunities Fund, lottery funding, etc

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Education Manual

A voluntary aided school or foundation school may obtain funding for a particular project from the New Opportunities Fund, the National Lottery, Sport England and similar sources. The local authority can recover VAT only if these funds are paid into the school’s delegated budget or other local authority accounts.

Regardless of who actually applies for the funding, if the money is paid into the school’s unofficial funds and at no stage actually belongs to the local authority, the latter will not be able to recover the VAT.

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