- HMRC has updated its position on the VAT exemption for temporary medical staff following the Isle of Wight NHS Trust v HMRC tribunal decision.
- The VAT exemption now applies to supplies of locum doctors, including those provided by employment businesses.
- Suppliers who charged VAT on qualifying services in the last four years can claim for overpaid output tax, but must also adjust input tax recovery accordingly.
- HMRC may reject claims if the claimant cannot prove they bore the economic burden of the VAT.
- Suppliers of locum doctors should review their VAT treatment and seek advice on making corrections and claims.
Source: saffery.com
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