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Do charities have to pay VAT – are they not exempt from tax?

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Do charities have to pay VAT – are they not exempt from tax?

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Contrary to popular belief charities do not receive much in the way of preferential VAT treatment. The principal relief in the construction sphere is for the zero-rating of various construction services related to ‘relevant charitable purpose’ buildings which must be used for non-business purposes or as a village hall or similar such establishment. The criteria for qualification are involved and frequent VAT tribunals occur in this area.

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