- The case concerned whether a ‘bed and breakfast’ service for cattle was a composite or separate supply for VAT purposes.
- The appellants argued for separate supplies (zero-rated animal feed and exempt land), while HMRC argued for a single taxable supply of animal care.
- The Tribunal found there was a single, standard-rated supply of cattle care, with all elements (feed, accommodation, management) inseparable and forming one integrated service.
- The Tribunal rejected the argument that animal feed was the principal supply, ruling it was just one component of the overall service.
- The supply was invoiced as a single package, with no distinction between exempt and zero-rated elements.
Source: marcusward.co
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