Key VAT considerations for charities and not-for-profit organisations
While VAT is often viewed purely as a compliance requirement, it can have a significant impact on a charity’s finances. In many cases, VAT represents a real cost that reduces the funds available to support beneficiaries and charitable objectives.
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