Does a company limited by guarantee pay tax?

Yes, a company limited by guarantee may still be subject to tax obligations depending on its activities and jurisdiction. While these companies are typically established for non-profit purposes and may not distribute profits to members, they may still generate income from various sources such as donations, grants, or investments. 

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In many jurisdictions, non-profit companies limited by guarantee are subject to corporate tax on any taxable income they earn. However, they may be eligible for certain tax exemptions or reliefs available to non-profit organizations, depending on local tax laws and regulations.

It's important for companies limited by guarantee to understand their tax obligations and seek professional advice from tax experts or accountants to ensure compliance with tax laws and optimize their tax position.