- Slice of Pie Ltd supplied hot, ready-to-eat meals to nurseries and claimed they should be zero-rated for VAT.
- The Tribunal found the meals were cooked fresh, delivered hot, and meant for immediate consumption at nurseries.
- Nursery staff’s involvement in serving was not considered significant food preparation.
- The Tribunal ruled the supplies were catering under VAT law, regardless of where the meals were prepared.
- The appeal was dismissed; the supplies remained standard-rated for VAT.
Source: bailii.org
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