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Discrimination is normally only allowed under European law where the discriminatory measure can be objectively justified; this means showing that the measure is an 'appropriate and necessary' way of achieving a legitimate aim
HMRC and the National Association of Pension Funds have referred a two-year legal dispute over whether DB schemes should have to pay VAT on investment management services to the European Court of Justice
