Revenue & Customs Brief 31/10 sets out HMRC’s position following the Court of Appeal judgment in InsuranceWide.com Services Ltd v Revenue and Customs Comrs; Revenue and Customs Comrs v Trader Media Group Ltd [2010] STC 1572.
Revenue & Customs Brief 31/10 sets out HMRC’s position following the Court of Appeal judgment in InsuranceWide.com Services Ltd v Revenue and Customs Comrs; Revenue and Customs Comrs v Trader Media Group Ltd [2010] STC 1572. HMRC is not appealing against the decision that certain supplies of insurance introductory services provided via the internet are exempt from VAT. HMRC now accepts that insurance introductory services will be exempt from VAT when a provider is doing much more than acting as a ‘mere conduit’ through which a potential customer is passed to a provider. While the judgment concerned insurance intermediary services it also provides some general guidance on the application of the exemption to...
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Revenue & Customs Brief 31/10 sets out HMRC’s position following the Court of Appeal judgment in InsuranceWide.com Services Ltd v Revenue and Customs Comrs; Revenue and Customs Comrs v Trader Media Group Ltd [2010] STC 1572.
Revenue & Customs Brief 31/10 sets out HMRC’s position following the Court of Appeal judgment in InsuranceWide.com Services Ltd v Revenue and Customs Comrs; Revenue and Customs Comrs v Trader Media Group Ltd [2010] STC 1572. HMRC is not appealing against the decision that certain supplies of insurance introductory services provided via the internet are exempt from VAT. HMRC now accepts that insurance introductory services will be exempt from VAT when a provider is doing much more than acting as a ‘mere conduit’ through which a potential customer is passed to a provider. While the judgment concerned insurance intermediary services it also provides some general guidance on the application of the exemption to...
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