- Charities do not pay VAT on some goods and services
- Community amateur sports clubs do not qualify for the same VAT reliefs as charities
- To get VAT relief, you must prove eligibility to the seller
- Charities must register for VAT if their taxable turnover is more than £90,000
- Charities can choose to register for VAT even if their turnover is below £90,000 to reclaim VAT on supplies
Source: gov.uk
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