- HMRC guidance for galleries and museums Notice 998 has been updated
- Notice applies to museums or galleries offering free admission eligible for VAT refunds
- Museums and galleries offering free access are not considered in business for VAT purposes
- Normally VAT incurred on goods and services for non-business activities is not recoverable
- HMRC will reimburse irrecoverable VAT for museums or galleries named in an Order by HM Treasury
Source: marcusward.co
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