- The ATT supports the proposed VAT relief for business donations of goods to charity.
- Current VAT rules can hinder donations; a well-designed relief could promote circular economy goals.
- Care is needed to prevent the relief from being used to offload waste onto charities.
- The ATT opposes monetary thresholds or eligibility criteria based on specific goods types.
Source: taxjournal.com
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