- Generic Maths Ltd appealed against an HMRC decision regarding VAT assessment for their product ConquerMaths.
- The assessment was initially £103,538 and later amended to £80,118.88.
- GM argued their product was an exempt examination service under VAT rules.
- HMRC contended it was a standard rated educational tool.
- The tribunal applied the consumer perception test and found ConquerMaths to be a tutorial tool.
- The appeal was dismissed, and the product was deemed standard rated.
Source: bailii.org
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