- Services provided to the public and members for a fee are subject to VAT.
- Cultural exhibitions and activities may be exempt from VAT if provided by public or qualifying private cultural entities.
- Member fees are exempt from VAT if they are for activities fulfilling the association’s purpose and no extra compensation is received.
- Individual payments by members for specific activities are not exempt unless covered by the cultural exemption.
- Donations are not subject to VAT as they are not payment for goods or services.
Source: allyon-etl.es
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