The Upper Tribunal (UT) case Royal Opera House Covent Garden Foundation (ROH) (UKUT0132) calls into question the approach to be taken by organisations that undertake non-business (outside the scope of VAT) and business activities (taxable and exempt) to determine the quantum of VAT incurred on expenditure that they are entitled to recover.
Source RSM
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