Hello - a customer has asked us to print some Christmas cards for a Registered Charity. He has said we do not need to charge Vat on the printing work as new rules which came in a year ago exempt Reg Charities from having to pay Vat on printed material. Is he correct as we have not heard about this change.
Many thanks
Do we have to charge a registered charity Vat ?
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by Paul Taylor on Wed May 30, 2007 12:43 am
There is no specific zero-rating provision for the supply of greetings cards to a charity, and greetings cards are not zero-rated under the normal printed matter rules.
Supplies of advertising can be zero-rated to charities but I think it unlikely that this would include Christmas cards.
Regards,
Paul Taylor
Senior VAT Consultant
http://www.dains.com/
Supplies of advertising can be zero-rated to charities but I think it unlikely that this would include Christmas cards.
Regards,
Paul Taylor
Senior VAT Consultant
http://www.dains.com/
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