The issue of educational services at sport sites focuses more on tax equity between sports and other fields than on public interest. In particular, if different taxes are applied between sport activities of similar characteristics, a sense of incompatibility between operators can be created due to tax inequality. Therefore, VAT exemption for sport educational services is necessary because it can be expected to ease tax equity problems, reinvest in facilities with tax-free surplus funds, provide stable income structure for sport education providers, and provide other jobs and income creation for sports education providers. In order to identify the requirements for VAT exemption on sport educational services, the relevant laws and legal disputes were analyzed and concluded as follows. First of all, sport educational services mean ‘teaching which is education-oriented knowledge or skills related to sport to students, attendee, trainees, and apprentice where sport facilities are installed and used for the purpose of providing sport educational services.’ In order for sport educational services to be VAT exemption, first, the facilities must provide with an education-oriented service, second, be installed in accordance with the statute and be registered or reported to the competent authority, third, secure data to prove sport educational service, fourth, overcome limitations of current sport educational service, and collect data through similar events and prepare alternatives. In particular, three of the tax exemption requirements: educational services, installation of facilities for educational purposes, and registration or reporting to the competent authority are all necessary and sufficient conditions.