The taxpayer claimed the insurance was an optional extra and exempt from VAT. HMRC argued the hire of taxi cabs including insurance was a single composite supply. The FTT concluded that the supply was mixed and that the taxpayer was entitled to treat the insurance element as exempt from VAT.
Source: accountingweb.co.uk
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