In this case the CJEU has ruled that the sale of car parts from written off motor vehicles, purchased from insured individuals, by the insurer cannot be VAT exempt. Whilst this is not binding on UK businesses, there are similar provisions in the UK. More generally, the UK also has complex VAT rules around insurance, and it is recommended to seek professional advice if there is any ambiguity regarding insurance related supplies.
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