- Charities cannot automatically reclaim all VAT because their activities often mix taxable, exempt, and out-of-scope supplies.
- If a charity makes both taxable and exempt supplies, partial exemption rules तयermine how much input VAT can be recovered.
- Commonly missed VAT reliefs for charities include zero-rated advertising, medical/scientific equipment, and certain new building construction reliefs.
- The de minimis rule may allow full VAT recovery if exempt input VAT stays below a set threshold.
- Charities with trading subsidiaries should assess VAT at the group level, not just for the charity alone.
Source: vatit.com
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