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Revenue and Customs Brief 3 (2021): VAT liability of digital publications – update on litigation in News Corp and Ireland Ltd

Published on: 12 March 2021
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HMRC has published 'Revenue and Customs Brief 3 (2021): VAT liability of digital publications – update on litigation in News Corp and Ireland Ltd'. This gives an update on the VAT treatment of supplies of digital newspapers and other digital publications prior to 1 May 2020. It replaces Revenue and Customs Brief 1 (2020), following the Court of Appeal decision in News Corp UK and Ireland Ltd (.

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