
Celebrating 10 Years of Creative Impact
This year, Creative Tax Reliefs Limited proudly enters its 10th year following incorporation—a milestone that reflects a decade of supporting the UK’s vibrant creative industries.
Museums and Galleries Exhibition Tax Relief was introduced by Finance Act (No2) 2017 (see link) and commenced on the 1st April 2017.
It is available in respect of newly developed temporary and permanent exhibitions produced by:
Museums and Galleries Exhibition Tax Relief is unusual amongst the Creative Industries Tax Reliefs for several reasons: It is not available to commercial companies; it introduces the concept of primary and secondary companies; there is a limit to the amount of tax credit claimable and the legislation includes a sunset clause.
Some of the common questions include:
We are here to help you with all the above and more, so that you receive the Museums and Galleries Exhibition Tax Credit to which you are entitled.
To download our factsheet on Museums and Galleries Exhibition Tax Relief – click here

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