- 1st Alternative Medical Staffing Ltd lost its appeal against HMRC; its supply of nurses and care assistants is subject to standard rate VAT, not exempt.
- The tribunal held that VAT exemption applies only if the supply is made by a “state regulated institution” as defined in the legislation, which the company was not.
- The company’s services, though closely related to medical care, did not meet the exemption requirements because they were not supplied by a qualifying institution.
- The tribunal also noted that exempting such services for some providers but not others would distort the market and breach EU VAT rules.
- Appeal dismissed; supplies of nursing and care assistants by employment businesses remain taxable.
Source: claritaxnews.com
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