- Charge My Street Ltd appealed HMRC’s application of the standard 20% VAT rate to its public EV charging supplies, arguing for the reduced 5% rate under Note 5(g) of Schedule 7A VATA.
- The tribunal agreed that public charging points qualify as “premises” and that the 1,000 kWh threshold is a monthly cap, not tied to individual charging sessions.
- The tribunal found that drivers using the Fuuse app are direct customers of the appellant, while those using third-party apps are customers of the intermediaries.
- The appeal was allowed in principle, with further determination required on which supplies specifically qualify for the reduced VAT rate.
Source: bailii.org
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