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The Value Added Tax (Refund of Tax to Museums and Galleries) (Amendment) Order 2024

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3 Omission of bodies

(1) In column 1, omit the entries for the following bodies— (a) Cumbernauld Museum; (b) The Fergusson Gallery; (c) Kilsyth Heritage; (d) North Lanarkshire Heritage Centre; (e) The Royal Academy of Music; (f) Shotts Heritage Centre; (g) Summerlee Museum of Scottish Industrial Life; and (h) University of Nottingham. (2) In column 2, opposite each of the bodies omitted by paragraph (1), omit the entries for any relevant museums or galleries relating to that body including, where applicable, the words in brackets. (3) In column 3, opposite each of the entries for the relevant museums and galleries omitted by paragraph (2), omit the date.

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3 Omission of bodies

(1) In column 1, omit the entries for the following bodies— (a) Cumbernauld Museum; (b) The Fergusson Gallery; (c) Kilsyth Heritage; (d) North Lanarkshire Heritage Centre; (e) The Royal Academy of Music; (f) Shotts Heritage Centre; (g) Summerlee Museum of Scottish Industrial Life; and (h) University of Nottingham. (2) In column 2, opposite each of the bodies omitted by paragraph (1), omit the entries for any relevant museums or galleries relating to that body including, where applicable, the words in brackets. (3) In column 3, opposite each of the entries for the relevant museums and galleries omitted by paragraph (2), omit the date.

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