19 August 2013
FTT Decision: University of Cambridge v HMRC
Value added tax – whether input tax recoverable – tax incurred on non-business investment activity raising income used by University to facilitate and support its other activities both taxable and exempt – whether fees incurred on management of fund an overhead for input tax to be treated as residual – yes – tax recoverable under Appellant’s partial special exemption
Andrew Hitchmough QC, instructed by the University of Cambridge, acted for the Appellant.
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