- The UK First-Tier Tax Tribunal issued a judgment on June 5 in Case No. TC09543
- The case clarified VAT exemption rules for intermediary services
- The taxpayer was an online service provider offering lead generation services to IFAs for a fee
- The taxpayer claimed a VAT exemption and requested a refund for overpaid VAT
- HMRC denied the VAT refund, stating the services were subject to VAT
- The taxpayer appealed the decision
- The Tax Tribunal found the taxpayer was not a mere conduit
- The lead generation services did not involve advertising or promotional services
- The services qualified as intermediary services eligible for VAT exemption
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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