Expert view: VAT and government funding is far too important to get wrong

By Bob Jones, indirect tax partner at CLB Littlejohn Frazer 21 February 2007

When a charity or not-for-profit organisation receives money from a government body or regional development agency, the tax treatment of the funding is often misunderstood.

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