- Employer contributions to pension regimes are outside the scope of VAT.
- Employers may deduct VAT on costs related to establishing, managing, and administering pension regimes under certain conditions.
- Guidance is provided on VAT deductibility in tripartite agreements between employers, pension regime trustees, and service providers.
- Employers must charge VAT on taxable services supplied to pension regimes, with conditions for VAT deduction by both employer and regime.
- Additional employer contributions to reimburse trustees are outside the scope of VAT; only the pension regime may deduct VAT if engaged in taxable or qualifying activities.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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