- The UT dismissed JPMorgan Chase Bank NA’s appeal against the FTT’s decision on intergroup service supply being a single taxable supply for VAT.
- The case involved whether the supply was a single or multiple taxable supply and if any were exempt under financial services exemptions.
- The UT addressed three main issues: single vs multiple supplies, classification of supply, and exemption under financial services.
- The UT concluded that the FTT did not err in law regarding the single supply decision.
- The UT agreed with the FTT that the supply was taxable and not exempt under the securities exemption.
- The UT rejected the argument that the FTT confused the concepts of predominance and principal.
Source: claritaxnews.com
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