- The UK First-tier Tribunal ruled that Tapi Carpets was not liable for a £13.5 million VAT assessment on floor-fitting services.
- HMRC said Tapi acted as the principal, which would have made fitting fees subject to 20% VAT.
- The tribunal found Tapi was only a disclosed agent arranging the service.
- Independent fitters contracted directly with customers, so Tapi did not owe VAT on the fitting fees.
Source: vatabout.com
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