- Four appeals were considered regarding VAT exemption for private tuition.
- HMRC argued the exemption did not apply to dance and fitness classes.
- Three appeals questioned if classes were subjects taught in schools.
- FTT ruled classes were not commonly taught in schools or universities.
- Dance classes offered were not the same as school dance subjects.
- Fourth appeal focused on whether appellants acted independently.
- Appellant succeeded in principle, but further discussions needed.
- Discussions to determine VAT treatment and relation to school subjects.
Source: taxscape.deloitte.com
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