- AHT, a medical services company, sought to determine if its supplies were exempt from VAT.
- AHT argued its supplies were exempt under the “medical exemption” in the PVD and VAT Act.
- The judgment analyzed the meaning of “medical care” in the PVD and VAT Act.
- The judgment concluded that AHT’s supplies were exempt from VAT.
- The judgment cited CJEU jurisprudence on “medical care” in the Sixth Directive.
- The judgment provides guidance on the interpretation of the medical exemption from VAT in the UK.
Source: bailii.org
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