- The FTT dismissed Generic Maths Ltd’s appeal against a VAT assessment.
- The company argued their product was exempt examination services.
- HMRC claimed it was standard-rated education services.
- The court applied a consumer perception test.
- The product was deemed standard-rated, not exempt.
Source: claritaxnews.com
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