The Upper Tier Tribunal (UTT) has concluded that the services of an umbrella company (Mainpay Ltd) providing medical practitioners do not qualify for VAT exemption. The basis for this decision is that an umbrella company is not providing medical care and is instead supplying staff. This supply is subject to VAT at the standard-rate.
Source: saffery.com
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