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Tax Law [2011] UGTAT 7

Total (U) Limited v Uganda Revenue Authority (TAT Application No. 9 of 2010)

Total (U) Limited v Uganda Revenue Authority (TAT Application No. 9 of 2010) [2011] UGTAT 7 (24 May 2011)

The Tribunal found that the supply of 'closed' fuel cards is incidental to the supply of petroleum products, which are VAT exempt. The management services provided through the cards are not an independent supply but are a means of better enjoying the principal supply of fuel. The Tribunal applied the principle that ancillary or incidental services share the tax treatment of the principal supply. Since the cards are only relevant in connection with the purchase of fuel, and without fuel the cards would be irrelevant, the management fee and the convenience provided by the cards are less importa…

  • Vat Exemption
  • Mixed Supplies
  • Incidental Services
  • Petroleum Products
  • Management Fees
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Tax Law [2010] UGTAT 3

Total (U) Ltd v Uganda Revenue Authority (Application No. TAT 9 of 2010)

Total (U) Ltd v Uganda Revenue Authority (Application No. TAT 9 of 2010) [2010] UGTAT 3 (18 March 2010)

The Tribunal found that the supply of 'closed' fuel cards is incidental to the supply of petroleum products, which are exempt from VAT. The convenience provided by the cards is less important than the supply of fuel and is not an aim in itself for customers. The management services related to the issuance of closed cards are integral to the supply of fuel and cannot be separated for VAT purposes. The Tribunal applied the principle that ancillary services share the tax treatment of the principal supply and concluded that only one supply exists—the exempt supply of fuel. Therefore, the VAT asse…

  • Vat Exemption
  • Mixed Supplies
  • Incidental Services
  • Petroleum Products
  • Management Fees
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