- Realreed Ltd owns Chelsea Cloisters, which provides serviced accommodation
- Ancillary services are provided by Chelsea Cloisters Services Ltd (CCSL)
- Realreed treated supplies of the flats as exempt from VAT
- The First-tier Tribunal accepted that the services were provided by CCSL
- The services should be taken into account when considering if Chelsea Cloisters is similar to a hotel
- The FTT concluded that Chelsea Cloisters was in potential competition with the hotel sector
- Realreed’s supplies of the flats were subject to VAT
- Realreed’s appeal against a £4.8m assessment was dismissed.
Source: taxscape.deloitte.com
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