- VAT for Schools
- the Capital Goods Scheme introduced in 1990
- VAT on costs only recoverable if used in making taxable supplies
- Independent schools historically only able to recover 1-2% of VAT incurred on costs
- CGS includes certain capital expenditure items like land and buildings
- Capital assets under CGS deemed to have a 10-year life
- VAT year ends in spring VAT return quarter (March, April, May)
Source: haysmacintyre.com
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