- KRS Finance Ltd offers equity release mortgages and estate planning services
- The equity release mortgages generate VAT exempt turnover
- KRS is partly exempt and can recover around 10% of its residual input tax
- KRS applied for a partial exemption special method based on transaction count
- The First-tier Tribunal rejected KRS’s appeal against HMRC’s refusal of the proposed special method
- The Tribunal concluded that there was not enough evidence to establish that ER and EP transactions consumed the same level of inputs
- The transaction count method was not considered more fair and reasonable than the standard method
- KRS’s expenditure on marketing services was ruled to have a direct link to ER loans, not EP services
- KRS was not entitled to 10% recovery on marketing costs related only to ER loans.
Source: taxscape.deloitte.com
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