- Visitor reception and security services at a museum are not eligible for VAT exemption under art. 10 n. 22 of DPR 633/72.
- The Italian Revenue Agency clarified this in response to inquiry n. 161.
- The inquiry involved outsourcing services related to managing a monumental complex, including visitor reception, public information, opening and closing premises, assistance to disabled visitors, surveillance, access regulation, and visitor flow management.
- The inquirer believed these services could be VAT exempt as they relate to museum visits.
- The Agency stated that exemptions apply only to services directly related to the main service of visiting a cultural site.
- The services in question are part of ordinary management and operation, not directly connected to the visit itself.
- The Agency had previously excluded such exemptions in resolution n. 149/2007 for services related to the organizational management of municipal museums.
Source: eutekne.info
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