The Charity Tax Group and @CFGtweets have submitted Budget representations to @hmtreasury calling for an improved tax system for #charities in the aftermath of Brexit and COVID #charitytax 1/ https://t.co/mCiCpSQj2g

Existing charity tax reliefs should be protected & tax compliance and administration simplified. Protecting existing business rates & VAT reliefs is crucial as is future-proofing tax systems and legislation #charitytax #budget2021 2/
COVID-related support measures, such as the #JobRetentionScheme, #ExpandedRetailDiscount & temporary #5percentVAT rate on hospitality, hotel & holiday accommodation and admissions have helped many charities * should continue where possible while lockdown restrictions continue 3/
We call on Government to review the structural distortions caused by the VAT system resulting in significant #irrecoverableVAT for #charities. We also call on the Government to protect VAT reliefs and exemptions in the aftermath of Brexit #charityvat /4 https://t.co/tmYEtciBmB
We call on the Government to protect #charity #businessrates relief in England (worth almost £2bn) following the recent “Fundamental Review”. Compliance measures are important but should be targeted and proportionate #budget2021 /5 https://t.co/RVfmk6nzDQ
Government should continue investing in the Future of #GiftAid project to help ensure Gift Aid is fit for the digital age, including, where relevant allowing minor changes to legislation. Automation can increase Gift Aid claims and reduce errors /6 https://t.co/YewWDqKjPi
Government must adopt a flexible #subsidycontrol system post-Brexit to ensure that that charities with large property portfolios do not miss out on essential #businessgrants (worth £millions), designed to help mitigate the impacts of lockdown /7 https://t.co/2Fk8HLYxmv
To support #charities recover from COVID-19 and the shutting of charity shops and fundraising events, the Government should consider a temporary increase in the value of #GiftAid, incentivising giving in the process 8/ https://t.co/vHLzVNdtoa
Aside from these core policy asks we also call on Government to bring forward the review of #advertising and the associated tax treatment for #charities, extending the VAT zero rate to #socialmedia advertising #charityvat 9/ https://t.co/KykxFfSpMK
To recognise the unprecedented impact of #COVID19 charities have also asked for an extension of the 9 month time limit for payment of Gift Aid payments from trading subsidiaries to parent charities /10
In addition, we reinforce our response to the Government's #PlanningfortheFuture consultation in calling for the charity exemption to the #CommunityInfrastructureLevy to be retained if the Tariff is replaced /11 https://t.co/NEFivnIJ0v
To avoid the #ApprenticeshipLevy simply becoming another tax that many charities cannot make full use of, we have also called on the Government to extend the Levy to training and/or volunteer costs /12
In a similar vein we also call on the Government to review the appropriateness of #InsurancePremiumTax on charitable activities and to commit to no further increases /13
Lastly the submission calls on the Government to extend the funding for the #ListedPlacesofWorshipGrantScheme in advance of considering the reinstatement of a suitable charity listed buildings tax relief now that EU VAT rules are no longer an obstacle to this #charityvat /14
If these issues are of interest to your charity, please register for CTG's regular newsletter to receive #charitytax updates and event invitations 15/ https://t.co/LyOnV7iOKl

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