- The First-tier Tribunal (FTT) ruled on the VAT treatment of a system used for hair loss called the Kinsey System
- The issue was whether the Kinsey System qualifies for zero-rating under Schedule 8 Group 12 to VATA94
- Advice from VAT experts suggested that zero-rating could be available using legislation for aids to the handicapped
- HMRC opened an enquiry in 2020 and confirmed that hairweaving cannot be zero-rated for VAT purposes
- The Appellant argued that the services provided were adapting goods to suit the condition of disabled persons
- HMRC upheld their decision that the hair loss system does not qualify for zero-rating
Source: ey.com
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