- First-tier Tribunal ruled no supply for consideration or deemed supply to policyholders for black box devices
- Upper Tax Tribunal agreed there was no supply of goods when devices were fitted
- UT saw a supply of services for installation, but payment required for taxable supply
- WTGIL did not receive payment for installation, therefore no supply for VAT purposes
- Importance of reviewing commercial and contractual arrangements for VAT position
- Lack of direct connection between provision of devices, installation, and consideration crucial point in decision
Source: saffery.com
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