VALUE ADDED TAX – exemption for supplies of education – Article 132(1)(i) Principal VAT Directive – whether properly implemented by Group 6 Schedule 9 VATA 1994 – whether definition of an eligible body in Note (1) Group 6 breaches the principle of fiscal neutrality – Item 5B Group 6 – whether the consideration for courses supplied by two appellants to students who were eligible for student loans was ultimately a charge to funds provided by the Secretary of State – whether one appellant was a college of a UK university and qualified as an eligible body by virtue of Note 1(c) – whether one appellant which was an eligible body pursuant to Note 1(f) by virtue of teaching English as a foreign language was entitled to exemption for all supplies of education – appeals dismissed
Source: bailii.org
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