- UK branch of overseas company not qualified as member of VAT group in UK
- Being part of VAT group allows for reduced VAT costs
- BSC UK proposed to be established for efficiency in providing services to Barclays Group UK businesses
- If BSC UK joined VAT group, savings of £15m-20m per annum for Barclays group
- HMRC refused grouping application due to lack of fixed establishment in UK
- FTT considered definition of fixed establishment as having sufficient permanence and resources
- BSC UK had no human or technical resources available at time of application
Source: cadwalader.com
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