- HMRC will maintain a list-based approach to the VAT exemption for fund management
- The government published a consultation on the VAT treatment of fund management services in December 2022
- The proposed approach is to keep the current list of exempt fund types and include criteria for special investment funds
- HMRC has published a summary of responses to the consultation, which suggested that the proposed principle-based approach would cause confusion
- The government believes that existing UK VAT legislation covers the majority of fund types and the current approach provides sufficient legal certainty
- The government will consider the fund management industry’s request for greater certainty around the definition of ‘management’ of a fund during the review of current guidance.
Source: icaew.com
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