- HMRC has provided new guidance on the VAT treatment of payments linked to private school fees
- The guidance covers situations where pupils receive therapy services in addition to education
- Services provided by registered healthcare professionals at a school may be considered a separate supply of healthcare
- Qualifying supplies of healthcare are exempt from VAT if the primary purpose is the protection, maintenance, or restoration of health
Source: taxjournal.com
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