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The government has just announced that the temporary higher rates of theatre, orchestra, and museums and galleries tax reliefs won’t, as planned, return to pre-Covid
Creative industry tax reliefs are a group of 8 Corporation Tax reliefs and include:
– Film Tax Relief (FTR)
– Animation Tax Relief (ATR)
– High-end Television Tax Relief (HTR)
– Children’s Television Tax Relief (CTR)
– Video Games Tax Relief (VGTR)
– Theatre Tax Relief (TTR)
– Orchestra Tax Relief (OTR)
– Museums and Galleries Exhibition Tax Relief (MGETR)
These reliefs allow qualifying companies to claim an additional deduction based upon the costs of creating each separate qualifying production. That is: film; animation; television programme; video game; theatrical production; orchestral concert or exhibition.
For commercial companies the additional deduction will either reduce the Corporation Tax payable or create a loss which can be surrendered for a payable tax credit. For charitable companies, commonly exempt from Corporation Tax, where the additional deduction creates a loss, this loss too can be surrendered to HMRC for a payable tax credit.

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