- Upper Tribunal reversed decision on VAT for rent-to-rent holiday accommodation
- VAT must be accounted for on total income received, not margin
- Dispute over whether Tour Operators Margin Scheme applies to supplies made by Sonder
- Sonder leased apartments long-term, furnished and decorated them for short-term accommodation
- FTT focused on physical alterations, found TOMS applied
- UT found FTT erred in test applied, correct test is whether there was material alteration
- Sonder had bundle of rights different from what was supplied to guests
- Sonder may appeal to Court of Appeal by February 14th
Source: mha.co.uk
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