London's Natural History Museum won a landmark legal fight to reduce its annual rental value from £12.92 million to just £1; the decision could reshape how national museums are taxed
- Natural History Museum on Cromwell Road, South Kensington, London.
- The Valuation Tribunal for England ruled that the museum should not be assessed as though it were a profitable commercial property, given its financial position and commitment to free public admission.
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- Natural History Museum on Cromwell Road, South Kensington, London.
- The Valuation Tribunal for England ruled that the museum should not be assessed as though it were a profitable commercial property, given its financial position and commitment to free public admission.
Sources: Times of India