- Generic Maths Limited argued that its ConquerMaths product was a VAT exempt examination service.
- HMRC viewed the product as an online learning tool subject to standard VAT.
- The First-tier Tribunal agreed with HMRC, stating ConquerMaths was not an examination service.
- The Tribunal used an objective test based on typical consumer perception.
- ConquerMaths was deemed a teaching product to improve maths understanding.
- Even under a functional test, the product would not qualify as an examination service.
- The Tribunal found HMRC’s VAT assessment reasonable and not arbitrary.
- Generic Maths Limited’s appeal was dismissed by the Tribunal.
Source: taxscape.deloitte.com
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