- UK Upper Tier Tribunal decides that for there to be a supply for a consideration for VAT purposes, five criteria must be satisfied
- Supply and fitting of “black box” device as a condition of insurance policy was not considered a supply for consideration
- WTGIL Limited’s VAT refund on costs for fitting black boxes was rejected by HMRC
- UT decided that there was a supply of services to policyholders, but no consideration was present
- ISL’s argument of deemed taxable supply failed due to absence of ability to deduct input VAT
- UT reminds of the tests to satisfy for there to be a supply for consideration
- Black box fitting services were considered separate from insurance intermediary services by UT, despite HMRC’s argument
Source: dlapiper.com
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