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SAE Education Ltd: Court of Appeal defines ‘colleges’ of universities

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The Court of Appeal finds for HMRC in SAE Education Ltd v HMRC, ruling that eligible colleges are only those which are constituent parts of a university (for example, the colleges of Oxford, Cambridge and Durham universities), and that ‘colleges’ was not intended to cover educational providers to which a university has outsourced certain courses. This is an important decision on the nature and extent of the VAT exemption affecting higher education.

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