- The case is about the appeal of Aesthetic-Doctor.com Ltd v Revenue & Customs regarding the exemption of VAT for cosmetic clinic services.
- The First-tier Tribunal (Tax) in the UK heard the case.
- The appeal reference is TC/2020/01588.
- The tribunal determined that aesthetic medicine is not considered medical care for VAT exemption purposes.
- The services provided by the cosmetic clinic were also not exempt from VAT.
- The appeal was dismissed.
Source: bailii.org
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