- The High Court ruled that the sale of salvage motor vehicles by insurance companies is exempt from VAT.
- The court found that the sale of salvage and insurance indemnity are a single economic supply.
- Separating the two would change the nature of the insurance transaction.
- Case: Commissioner of Domestic Taxes v. ICEA Lion General Insurance Company Limited [2025] KEHC 14865 (KLR).
Source: kpmg.com
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