BB/14B/05 VAT—partial exemption—Tribunal decision in National Provident Institution (NPI)Business Brief, Issue 14. 28 July 2005This Business Brief gives the Commissioners' views on the VAT and Duties Tribunal's decision in the NPI appeal (Decision No 18944) that was released on 18 February 2005.The NPI case concerned recovery of input tax by an insurance company that made supplies of securities outside the EU. There is no change to the Commissioners' policy, which is explained below.BackgroundNPI made three sorts of supply for VAT purposes— (a) taxable supplies of property (which it had opted to tax); (b) exempt supplies of insurance (pensions, life assurance and annuities), exempt supplies of securities in the UK and in the EU; and (c) specified supplies of securities outside the EU.NPI was entitled to recover input tax on overheads that related to its taxable supplies and to its specified supplies. NPI used the standard method of partial exemption (PE), which determines the VAT recovery only in respect of taxable supplies. It
Business Brief, Issue 14. 28 July 2005
This Business Brief gives the Commissioners' views on the VAT and Duties Tribunal's decision in the NPI appeal (Decision No 18944) that was released on 18 February 2005.
The NPI case concerned recovery of input tax by an insurance company that made supplies of securities outside the EU. There is no change to the Commissioners' policy, which is explained below.
NPI made three sorts of supply for VAT purposes—
(a) taxable supplies of property (which it had opted to tax);
(b) exempt supplies of insurance (pensions, life assurance and annuities), exempt supplies of securities in the UK and in the EU; and
(c) specified supplies of securities outside the EU.
NPI was entitled to recover input tax on overheads that related to its taxable supplies and to its specified supplies. NPI used the standard method of partial exemption (PE), which determines the VAT recovery only in respect of taxable supplies. It
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