- Case involves JPMorgan Chase Bank NA and Revenue and Customs regarding VAT on intra-group services.
- Issue centers on whether services are a single taxable supply or multiple supplies.
- Consideration of whether any supplies are exempt under specific VAT exemptions.
- Appeal dismissed by the Upper Tribunal Tax and Chancery Chamber.
- Judges involved: Swami Raghavan and Phyllis Ramshaw.
- JPMorgan argued for multiple supplies; HMRC argued for a single supply.
- Decision impacts VAT treatment for services provided within the JPMorgan group.
Source: bailii.org
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