- The FTT ruled that VAT exemption applies to supplies of locum medical practitioners, not just direct medical care.
- The exemption covers locum doctors provided by employment businesses and is not limited to specific roles.
- HMRC has not appealed the decision but is reviewing its policy and will update its guidance.
- Taxpayers should keep thorough records and review whether they have incorrectly charged VAT on locum doctor supplies in the past four years.
- Taxpayers should also assess the impact on their input tax and partial exemption procedures.
Source: addleshawgoddard.com
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