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VAT Partial Exemption Guidance

PE60000 · Other Partial Exemption issues

  • PE61000 · Changes in intention or use
  • PE62000 · Group and divisional registration
  • PE62250 · Local authorities
  • PE62500 · Transfers of Going Concerns (TOGC)
  • PE62750 · Credit notes
  • PE63000 · Correcting errors
  • PE63250 · Belated claims for input tax
  • PE63500 · Road Fuel Scale Charges
  • PE63750 · Research and development
  • PE64000 · Bad debts
  • PE64250 · Sports club membership subscription
  • PE64500 · MOT testing
  • PE64750 · Insolvency
  • PE65000 · The brewers tenanted estate agreement
  • PE65250 · Free supplies of catering
  • PE65500 · IPT and values-based partial exemption methods
  • PE66000 · Lennartz treatment
  • PE67000 · The Capital Goods Scheme (CGS)
  • PE68000 · Movement of own goods
  1. Other Partial Exemption issues: contents
  2. Other Partial Exemption issues: sports club membership subscription

PE64250 | Other Partial Exemption issues: sports club membership subscription

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Partial Exemption Guidance

Input tax incurred by a sport body in respect to membership subscriptions is determined by the trading status of the sport club.

Following the CJEC decision in Card Protection Plan, where non-profit making sports clubs charge members a subscription that entitles them to a package of benefits, the supply would be treated as a single exempt supply. Hence any tax incurred in respect to the supply would be attributable to exempt input tax.

However, there is an extra statutory concession that allows non-profit making sports clubs who charge their members a subscription that entitles them to a package of benefits with different liabilities of VAT to apportion the subscription between the various elements as if there had been a multiple supply. Therefore, the tax incurred in respect to the supply should be attributed to either taxable or exempt depending on the liabilities of the supplies. Where the tax relates to both supplies, the input tax is residual and is recoverable according to the partial exemption method in place.

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