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The recent tax case of Reed Employment Limited v HMRC 2011 UKFTT 200 (TC) potentially opens the door for employment agencies ("Agencies") and their clients ("Placement Businesses") to make claims for refunds of VAT and to pay less VAT going forward
After threatening to do so for a number of years the Government finally announced at the 2008 Budget that the VAT staff hire concession (the "Concession") would be withdrawn with effect from 1 April 2009
