- The Upper Tax Tribunal upheld the First Tier Tribunal’s decision in the JP Morgan Chase Bank case.
- The case involved intra-VAT group services and whether they were a single composite supply or separate supplies.
- Services included back-office, operational delivery, and trading infrastructure under a global master services agreement.
- VAT grouping legislation required VAT on intra-group supplies when resupplied by an overseas establishment.
- The Tribunal concluded there was a single supply subject to VAT, rejecting the VAT exemption argument.
- The case emphasized the importance of aligning intra-group contracts with operational reality.
- It highlighted the need for partially exempt VAT groups to regularly review intra-group supply arrangements.
Source: saffery.com
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