- Vale Wildlife Hospital charged over £12,000 due to incorrect VAT certificate
- British Gas requires accurate VAT certificate for charity rate
- Charity founder Caroline Gould claims they should pay lower VAT rate
- More than 60% of premises used for charitable purposes
- Charity has always submitted VAT declaration without issues
- British Gas informed charity of 20% VAT rate instead of 5%
- £12,200 withdrawn from charity’s account unexpectedly
- Charity raises funds through sales and activities outside the hospital
- Vale Wildlife Hospital relies on public donations with high running costs
- Treated over 8,000 animals in 2024
- British Gas claims charity’s information was insufficient for VAT reduction eligibility
Source: bbc.com
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