- From 1 April 2026, businesses donating goods to charities for onward donation or use in non-business activities will not have to account for VAT.
- The VAT relief is capped at £100 per item, or £200 for certain higher value goods like household appliances and furniture.
- Updated guidance includes valuation rules and details on eligible charities.
- Businesses must carry out appropriate checks, maintain records, and provide information to HMRC if audited.
Source: taxscape.deloitte.com
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