Consultation outcome

VAT: Consideration of the case to extend the education exemption to for-profit providers of Higher Education

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VAT: Consideration of the case to extend the education exemption to for-profit providers of Higher Education: Summary of Responses

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See the summary of responses to the consultation “VAT: Consideration of the case to extend the education exemption to for-profit providers of Higher Education”.


Original consultation

Summary

This consultation invites comments on options that would enable for-profit providers of Higher Education (HE) to exempt their supplies of HE where they exclusively provide these types of courses.

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Consultation description

At Budget 2012, the Government announced that they would consult on and review the VAT treatment of education, particularly at university degree level, to ensure that commercial bodies supplying courses similar to universities are treated fairly.

The purpose of the review is to consider whether for-profit providers of Higher Education (HE) should be placed on the same footing as not-for- profit and publicly funded providers of HE, such as universities, that can exempt their supplies of education from VAT.

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VAT: Consideration of the case to extend the education exemption to for-profit providers of Higher Education

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Published 12 September 2012